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3 years ago

. Write the equation in slope intercept form for the line that goes through point (−10, 8) with slope =6.

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Y = mx + b is slope intercept form

x = -10
y = 8
m = 6

1. Solve for b

8 = (6)(-10) + b
b = 68

2. Plug m and b back into your slope intercept equation

y = 6x + 68

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