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(x,2) and (6,3); m = -1/2

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ExtremeBDS [4]2 years ago

8 0

Y=mx+b
3= -1/2(6) + b
3= -3+b
3+3= b
b= 6

y= mx+b
2= -1/2x+ 6
2-6 = -1/2x
-4 = -1/2x
-4•-2 = -1/2x •-2
x = 8
(8,2)

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