What is an equation of the line that passes through the points (2, -2) and (8,4)?
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Pretend these are coordinates that you can use to find the slope of the line.
(10, 40) and (15, 60). Fit these into the slope formula to find the slope of the line you are looking for:
and the slope is 4. Now use one of the points and the slope of 4 to solve for b, the y-intercept:
40 = 4(10) + b so b = 0. The equation of the line then is y = 4x + 0 or just
y = 4x
(10, 40) and (15, 60). Fit these into the slope formula to find the slope of the line you are looking for:
40 = 4(10) + b so b = 0. The equation of the line then is y = 4x + 0 or just
y = 4x
Step-by-step explanation:
1.) First, you need to take the whole numbers (9 and 1) and set them aside.
2.) Multiply the numerators from each fraction by one another. The numerators are the numbers on the top of the fraction. (Whatever you get on that will be the numerator of the answer!)
3.) Multiply the denominators by each other as well. The denominators are the numbers on the bottom. This will be the denominator of your answer.
4.) Now, you need to multiply your whole numbers (9 and 1) together.
5.) Then, simplify or reduce your answer. (this can't be simplified, as it is already in its simplest form)
Your answer will be 9 1/66.
Your work should look like this in the end:
