Use the point-slope form: y-k = m(x-h).
Here, y-[-1]) = (17/14)(x+6), or y+2 = (17/14)(x+6). This could, of course, be solved for y if you wish. Mult. both sides by 14, we get 14y+28=17(x+6).
This becomes 17x + 102 - 14y - 28 = 0, or 17x -14y + 74 = 0 (which is standard form). You could also write 17x - 14y = -74.
P is at 0,-1
Q is at 2,-1
R is at 2, -2
S is at 0, -2
(2, ∞) ..................................
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i got 1200 not sure ifs right tho
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