So to do this, we take any 2 coordinate points and subtract them to find the slope. For this one i'll go ahead and and take (4,6) and (-2,1), then we set them up. Subtract the X coordinates from each other and the Y's from each other.
4-(-2) change the two negatives to 4+2=6
6-1=5
So 6/5 is the slope, now lets simplify to get 6/5.
Your equation is y=6/5x+3
-Seth.
P.S. It may be y=6/5x+2.5 or something, i cant tell exactly where it goes through the y intercept.
Answer:
7 - 51
Step-by-step explanation:
additive inverse : a number that when added to a given number gives zero the additive inverse of 4 is −4
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A line through two points A, B can be found by the point-slope form of the formula:
(y-ya)=m(x-xa)............(1)
and
m=(yb-ya)/(xb-xa).......(2)
where A(xa,ya), B(xb,yb) and m is the slope between points A & B.
Substituting
A(xa,ya)=A(1,3)
B(xb,yb)=B(0,2)
From (2)
m=(yb-ya)/(xb-xa)
=(2-3)/(0-1)
=-1/(-1)
=1
Substitute in (1) : (y-ya)=m(x-xa)
y-3=1(x-1)
Distribute and simplify
y=x-1+3=x+2
or
y=x+2 .................(3a) equation required in slope-intercept form
x-y+2=0...............(3b) equation in standard form
