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The ordered pairs (5,-6) and (-7,9) are points on the graph of a linear equation. Graph the line containing these points.

 Dec 20, 2014

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The question just said to drae the line.

All you have to do is plot the 2 points and draw the line that joins them.

 Dec 21, 2014
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Point-slope form: m(x-h)=(y-k), where h is any valid value of x, k is any valid value of y, and m is the slope

Plug in: m(5-(-7)=(-6-9)

simplify: 12m=-15

simplify: m=-5/4

one answer: point-slope form: -5/4(x-5)=y+6

slope intercept form(if needed): y=mx+b

plug in: -6=-5/4(5)+b

simplify: b=1/4

another answer: slope intercept form: y=-5/4x + 1/4

 Dec 20, 2014
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The question just said to drae the line.

All you have to do is plot the 2 points and draw the line that joins them.

Melody Dec 21, 2014
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the ordered pairs (20, -29.5), (21, -31), and (22, -32.5) are points on the graph of a linear equation. graph the line that shows all of the ordered pairs in the solution set of this linear equation

 Oct 23, 2016
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the ordered pairs (20, -29.5), (21, -31), and (22, -32.5) are points on the graph of a linear equation. graph the line that shows all of the ordered pairs in the solution set of this linear equation

 Oct 23, 2016

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