Question

Which linear function represents the line given by the point-slope equation y + 1 = –3(x – 5)?

Answer 1

Answer: Option D $f(x)=-3x+14$

Step-by-step explanation:

We have Given that : The point-slope equation is

$y+1=-3(x-5)$

now we solve this equation and convert it into slope form so that we get the linear function,

so, $y+1=-3x+15$

⇒$y=-3x+14$

which is the point slope form y=mx+c

therefore, the linear function of the equation is

$f(x)=-3x+14$

Option D is correct

Answer 2

Y+1= -3(x+5) how i start
y+1=-3x+15 and this the current
y=-3x+14 and this is tye slope