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4 years ago

9. Write the equation of a line goingthrough the points (9, -2) and (-3,2).

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hammer [34]4 years ago

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I dont know if it needs to be in slope intercept or general form so i'll put it in both for you

Answer:

Slope intercept form- Y = -1/3x + 1

General form- 1/3x + Y = 1, or, 1/3x + Y - 1 = 0

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