First,we need to understand the point-slope form:
Where x and y are the coordinates and m is the slope.
Put the above information into the equation:
y-(-6)=-3/4(x-2)
y+6 = -3/4 (x-2)
Therefore the answer is C.y+6 = -3/4 (x-2).
Hope it helps!
Answer:
slope = -1
Step-by-step explanation:
parallel lines have the same slope,
y = -x – 4
=> y = -1(x) -4
↑ slope
y = mx + b
↑ slope
This is the transformations: See the picture, here we find the coordinate:
A' = (2,-3) and A''=(0.5,-2). There is many ways to get back to A from A'', i have showed one way (the red lines). This is done by going 5 units right and then 6 units up.
see image at https://imgur.com/a/fWQl8
In function notation, where f is the function, f(x)=3x-10. Using f(x) means you can write things like f(0) which means: what is the value of the function when x=0? Think of f for flexibility, because functions have greater flexibility than variables like y.
