In the Latin Club, there are six more girls than twice the number of boys.
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For this case we must find the point that Harold used to arrive at the following equation:
Starting from the fact that the equation of the point-slope form of a line is given by:
If we compare the standard equation with Harold's, we see that the slope of the line is
In addition, it is observed that and
Then, the correct option is: Harold used the point (7,0)
ANswer:
When Harold wrote his equation, the point was used (7,0).