Equation of a line in slope-intercept form:

m is the slope
b is the y-intercept
As you have the slope (m= -4) and a point (6,1) you use it in the equation above to find the y-intercept, as follow:
(6,1) x=6 y=1
m= -4

Solve b:

Then, the equation of the given line in slope-intercept form is:
Answr :
I hope my answer is correct
m<Jmk = m<HML. m<HJL=m<KHJ
m<JKH=m<JHL m<LHK=m<JLH
m<HLK = m<HJK. m<JLK= m< HJL
The answer is b the second one is the correct answer

multiply f to the entire equation

add up right side


multiply uv to both sides

factor out f

divide (v+u) to both sides

substitute in u=3.5cm and v=-4 cm