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The pair of points (−6, y) and (4, 8) lie on a line with a slope of 52. Set up and solve for the missing y-value using the slope formula. Show all work to receive credit.
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oobleck
using the point slope form,
y-8 = 52(x-4)
y = 52x - 200
so that means
y = 52(-6)-200 = -512
check:
(8+512)/(4+6) = 52 ✅
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Madi
@oobleck I meant 5/2 not 52. Im so sorry
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