Find the equation of the line in slope-intercept form containing the points (6,-1) and (-3,2)
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Answer:
Y'=3xy-3x-12
Y'=F(-2,-1)=0
Step-by-step explanation:
The function of the equation at the point (-2,-1)
is where the equation make the function go to zero:
Y'=3xy-3x-12
Y'=F(-2,-1)=[3(-2)(-1)]-[3(-1)]-12
F(-2,-1)=[6]-[-6]-12
F(-2,-1)=6+6-12
F(-2,-1)=12-12
F(-2,-1)=0
Solving for y
3xy-3x-12=0
y=4/x+x
Making y=0
So the values make the function go to zero
