Equation of a line;
y=mx+c
m=5
y=5x+c
Replacing for x and y using point (-2, -1)
-1=5(-2)+c
-1=-10+c
c=-1+10
c=9
y=5x+9
ANSWER

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EXPLANATION
We want to find the equation in point-slope form of a line that passes through the points (3, −5) and (−8, 4).
The point-slope form is given by;

where

is the slope of the line.
If

The point-slope form is

On the other hand, if

Then the point-slope form is,

These two equations are the same when simplified.
Answer:
it is (3.75 times 100/1) then add twenty
Step-by-step explanation:
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So first you would set up the equation of 48 = x + x + 3(2)x + 3(2)x. Perimeter is equal to width + width + length + length-- x is width, length is 3 times 2x, so that's where that equation comes from. You combine like terms and get 48 = 2x + 6x + 6x or 48 = 14x. You then divide by 14 and get x ≈ 3.4. Then to find the dimensions you substitute it back to what I said the dimensions were. Width is x, so width is around 3.4. Length is 3 times twice the width (x) so 3(2x) or 6x. So you substitute ≈3.4 for x and get ≈20.6. The width is ≈3.4 and the length is ≈20.6 (the dimensions).
Answer:
b= the square root of 20
Step-by-step explanation:
if a^2+b^2=c^2, then c^2-a^2=b^2. 6^2-4^2=c^2. So 36-16=b^2. 36-16=20.20=b^2, then take the square root of both sides to get b= the square root of 20.