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3 years ago

Which is the equation of the given line. (-4,-3) and (2,-3)

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Little tip....notice how ur y coordinates are the same....this means that u have a horizontal line which is represented by y = a number...with that number being the y coordinate of ur points.
So ur equation is : y = -3 <===

** if ur x's would have been the same, it would be a vertical line represented by x = a number...with that number being the x coordinates of ur points...but thats only if ur x coordinates were the same

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