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Chapter 1: Q 10. (page 51)

Write the slope–intercept form of the line with the slope -2containing the point3,-4.Graph the line.

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Slope intercept form of line is y=-2x+2

Graph of line is shown below.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information .

Consider the given slope-2and point3,-4.

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Step 2. Formula used .

The line intercept form is used to find the line isy-y1=mx-x1.

Substitute the value of x1,y1and m.

y+4=-2x-3y=-2x+2

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Step 3. Graph the line.

The graph of the line y=-2x+2is shown below.

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