How do I find point-slope form???
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Answer:
(-4, -3)
Step-by-step explanation:
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x + 4 shifts the origin 4 left
y + 3 shifts the origin 3 down
(-4, -3)
Given the equations:
5x + y = 4
x - y = 2
Convert the standard from to the slope intercept from
The slope intercept form is : y = mx + c
Where m is the slope and c is y-intercept
So, for the equation 5x + y = 4
the slope intercept form will be:
so, the slope = m = -5
and y-intercept = c = 4
The graph of the line will be as following:
For the second equation: x - y = 2
The slope intercept form is :
The slope of the line = 1
and the y-intercept = -2
The graph of the line will be as following :
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