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(3,-1) and the slope of the line as -5. What is the equation for y=mx+b

(3,-1) and the slope of the line as -5. What is the equation for y=mx+b
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(3,-1) and the slope of the line as -5. What is the equation for y=mx+b

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Answer:

y=-5x+14

Explanation:

Use point slope form as shown below.

(3,-1) and the slope of the line as -5. What is the equation for y=mx+b-example-1
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