Asked by Tracy
graph the line with slope -2/3 passing through (-5, -5)
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Answered by
Kimmy
Slope is rise over run, so plot a point at (-5, -5) and go up 2, over to the right 3. Then from (-5, -5) go down 2 and left 3
Answered by
Kuai
y + 5 = -2/3 x -10/3
y = -2/3 x -10/3-5
y = -2/3 x -25/3
y = -2/3 x -10/3-5
y = -2/3 x -25/3
Answered by
Reiny
easiest way:
since the slope is -2/3, the equation must look like this:
2x + 3y = C
plug in the point (-5,-5)
-10 - 15 = c = -25
2x + 3y = -25
re-arrange if needed.
since the slope is -2/3, the equation must look like this:
2x + 3y = C
plug in the point (-5,-5)
-10 - 15 = c = -25
2x + 3y = -25
re-arrange if needed.
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