3 years ago

A line includes the points (4,10) and ( - 2, - 8). what is its equation in point-slope form?

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Point slope form is written as: $y- y_{1} = m(x- x_{1} )$
The point slope equation for the points given is: $y- 10 = 3(x-4 )$

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