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The line that goes through the point (5,-2) and (8,4)

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scZoUnD [109]3 years ago

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So for this equation you will want to graph the points (5,-2) and (8,4). I have taken the liberty of doing the graph for you.

With this I have put the two dots on the 2 locations they wanted. So then what you need to do is draw a straight line from dot one to dot two.

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