y-y1 = m(x-x1) ..... point slope form
y-2 = -4(x-1) ... plug in the given info; solve for y
y-2 = -4x+4
y = -4x+4+2
y = -4x+6
Answer is choice C
First, you want to find the slope of the line. You do this by taking the difference in the heights divided by the difference of the time.
m=(20-12)/(5-3)
m=8/2
m=4
Now plug the information into slope intercept form (you can choose whichever set of data you want, just as long as you are consistent):
y=mx+b
12=(4)(3)+b
12=12+b
b=0
This is saying that there is no y-intercept (b).
So our final equation is:
y=4x
The question is asking for y when x is 1, so just plug it into the equation:
y=4(1)
y=4
Hope this helps!
X-1=3x+3----plug the second equation in for x
-4=2x-------get the x on one side by subtracting x and 3
x=-2------divide by 2
y=x-1
y=-3------plug in x
(-2,-3)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
