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3 years ago

Write an in Standard Folm given the following points: (-2, 6), (9,8)

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goldenfox [79]3 years ago

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Answer:

2/11 x + 70/11

Step-by-step explanation:

Given the coordinate (-2, 6), (9,8), the equation in standard form is of the form y = mx+b

m is the slope = 8-6/9-(-2)

m = 2/11

Get the y-intercept

Substitute m = 2/11 and (-2, 6) into the expression y = mx+b

6 = 2/11(-2)+b

6 = -4/11 + b

b = 6 + 4/11

b = (66+4)/11

b = 70/11

Get the required equation

y = 2/11 x + 70/11

Hence the required equation is 2/11 x + 70/11

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