The point-slope form the line which has the value of slope -5 and contains a point as A(2,-1) is (y+1)=-5(x-2).
<h3>What is point slope form?</h3>
The point slope form of a line is the expression of line which has a specified slope and passes through a point.
The point slope form is givne as,
(y-y₁)=m(x-x₁)
Here, m is the slope of the line, x₁ is the x coordinate of the point by which line passes and y₁ is the y coordinate of the same point.
The slope of a line is -5. This line contains the point A (2,-1). Thus, the point slope form is,
(y-y₁)=m(x-x₁)
(y-(-1))=-5(x-2)
(y+1)=-5(x-2)
Thus, the point-slope form the line which has the value of slope -5 and contains a point as A(2,-1) is (y+1)=-5(x-2).
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Answer:
A:One Solution
Step-by-step explanation:
First substitute the y in the first equation with the second equation to get
-2x-4=3x+3
since theres a variable of both sides, you subtract the variable with the least coefficient, in this case, you add 2x to both sides to get
-4=5x+3
subtract the constant on both sides to get
-1=5x
divide both sides by 5
x= -0.2 or -1/5
it's A, one solution
6x-3-9x-2
6x-9x = -3x
-3-2 = -5
the the equation is: -3x-5
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