That is easy!! :)
y=3 and x=-7
When you find the factors of something like this, you have to just get the letter alone.
For example: y-3. You have to first write it as y-3=0, then you add 3 from BOTH sides of the = so that you can make the -3 go away and y will be alone. So, it will look like this: y-3+3=0+3. Then, you solve it for y (which just means that you want y by itself on one side of the = ). So, -3+3=0, which means they disappear from that side; since 0+3=3, that's what that side turns into, so what you end up with is y=3
Same thing goes for the x+7 equation:
x+7=0
x+7-7=0-7
x=-7
The slope is 6.cuse the slope also means sometimes 6
Answer:
y+ 3 = -1/3 (x-4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Simply plug in the values using (4, -3)
4 = x₁
-3 = y₁
Now one rule to keep in mind when plugging it in, since a negative and a negative make a positive, you have to add three instead of subtracting it.
