What is the slope of the line determined by the coordinates (2, 3) and (-6, -4)?
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I agree with what that person told you. The expression -2(x+10) is equivalent to -2x-20
Multiply the outer -2 with the inner x to get -2 times x = -2x
Multiply the outer -2 with the inner term 10 to get -2 times 10 = -20
So overall, -2(x+10) = -2x-20
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So that's how we're able to go from this
to this 
The only thing that changes is the left side. The inequality sign will not flip. It only flips if we multiply both sides by a negative number.
Multiply the outer -2 with the inner x to get -2 times x = -2x
Multiply the outer -2 with the inner term 10 to get -2 times 10 = -20
So overall, -2(x+10) = -2x-20
--------------------------------------------
So that's how we're able to go from this
The only thing that changes is the left side. The inequality sign will not flip. It only flips if we multiply both sides by a negative number.
Answer:
Slope = 2/3 Y intercept +3
Step-by-step explanation:
Plot the y-intercept (0,+3) in the xy axis. Remember, this point always lies on the vertical axis y.
Starting from the y-intercept, find another point using the slope. Slope contains the direction how you go from one point to another.
The numerator tells you how much steps to go up or down (rise) while the denominator tells you how many units to move left or right (run).
Connect the two points generated by the y-intercept and the slope using a straight edge (ruler) to reveal the graph of the line.
