(1/2)x+b=y because the equation that given the slope is 1/2 if you leave y alone and take the x’s number
put the point now , 4+b=3 so b is -1
the equation is (1/2)x-1=y
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Step-by-step explanation:
n=11
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The functions are;

and

We want to find

First we find g(-4) to get:



Now

This implies that,



Stack them on top of each other and find the common denominator then multiply to total the denominator. Ex. 1/4 denominator is 8. 4x2 is 8. So 1 times what equals 8. 1! Then you should a new fraction 8/8 which is equivalent to 1.