Asked by AJ
Write an equation of the line that passes through (-5,-1) and is parallel to the line y=-3x+6
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Answered by
Reiny
The only thing that will change is the constant, since the slope has to stay at -3
so the new equation is y = -3x + b
plug in your new point (-5,-1)
-1 = -3(-5) + b
-1 = 15 + b
-16 = b
so your new equation is y = -3x - 16
so the new equation is y = -3x + b
plug in your new point (-5,-1)
-1 = -3(-5) + b
-1 = 15 + b
-16 = b
so your new equation is y = -3x - 16
Answered by
Steve
your line has slope of -3
So, now you have a point and a slope, so use the point-slope form of the new line:
y+1 = -3(x+5)
So, now you have a point and a slope, so use the point-slope form of the new line:
y+1 = -3(x+5)
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