What is the point slope form of the line with slope −1/4 that passes through the point (−2, 9) ?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Point slope form of the equation with point (a,b) and slope m is given by this equation
y-b=m(x-a)
Here we are given that the slope is -1/4 so m= -1/4
and the point is (-2,9) so a =-2 and b =9
Hence plugging the values in the equation we get
y-9 = -1/4 (x-(-2))
y -9 =-1/4 (x+2)
Y - 9 = -1/4 ( x + 2)
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<span>y−9=−14(x+2)
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