3 years ago

The point slope equation of a line is?

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Answer:

$\text{The point-slope equation of a line is:}$

$C.\ y-y_0=m(x-x_0)$

$m-\text{slope}\\\\(x_0,\ y_0)-\text{point on a line}$

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