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3 years ago

If you have a slopeof 5/8 and goes through the point (8,2) what is the formula and how do you get it?

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Slope :
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Slope = 5/8

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Equation:
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y = 5/8 x + b

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Find y-intercept :
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At (8, 2),
2 = 5/8 (8) + b
2 = 5 + b
b = 2 - 5
b = -3

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Equation :
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y = 5/8x - 3

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Answer: y = 5/8 x - 3
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