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2 years ago

Choose the equation below that represents the line passing through the point (−2, −3) with a slope of −6.

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The answer to the question above only takes the equation of y minus the y-value in the ordered pair then an equal sign then the slope which in this case is negative six then the parenthesis then then plus two then parenthesis
y+3=-6(x+2)

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