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The graph of a linear equation can either run uphill or downhill. The slope is positive when the line is uphill, while the downhill line represents a negative slope. To find the slope, find two coordinates along the line.
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Part B: Degree = 2, Classification = Quadratic
Part C: The polynomial is closed because it is multiplied. You CANNOT close under division.
To complete this equation, it is vital to know the slope. To find the slope using points, you subtract the first x from the second, and the first y from the second. This gives you a slope of 4. Then, you must follow point-slope form and choose one of the order pairs to use. You then write y then the negative of your number. Since the number is already negative, you turn it into a positive. On the other side of the "=" sign, you write your slope, 4 distributing to x. Then you write the negative of your x value. Since it is already negative, it turns into a positive. This gives you a final answer of y+1=4(x+2). I realize that this doesn't line up with your fill-in-the-blank answer, so I am sorry if it doesn't work.
