<h3>Given ↓</h3>
- Two points that a line goes through
<h3>To Find ↓</h3>
<h3>Calculations ↓</h3>
When we have two points that a line passes through and asked to determine the slope of the line, the slope formula is going to come in handy.
This is the formula :

y2 and y1 are y-coordinates, and x2 and x1 are x coordinates
Plug in the values :


Which simplifies to
, or 1
<h3>Slope ↓</h3>
1 (Option D.)
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Answer:
The answer is -(29+3a).
Step-by-step explanation:
=2(3-4a)+5(a-7)
= 6- 8a +5a -35
= 6-35-8a+5a
= -29-3a
= -(29+3a)
<em>Hope</em><em> </em><em>it helps</em><em>.</em><em>.</em>
To get your answer, you will need to find the perpendicular slope for -1/3x which is just the opposite therefore it will be 3x. Your slope is 3x as perpendicular so use this slope to do point slope. Y-1=3(x-2). Distribute y-1=3x-6. Add 1 to both sides. (-1+1) (-6+1)=-5. So your equation in slope intercept form is y=3x-5. Going through the two points.
Hope this helps!