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2 years ago

Write the equation for the line that passes through (3,4) and (2,-1) in slope intercept form

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5 0

Y=mx+b
m=4-1\3-2
3\1
y=3\1x+b
(u can take any of the 2 points.am taking the first one)
4=3\1(3)+b
4=9+b
4-9=b
-5=b
answer=
y=3\1x-5

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