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Bro what’s (4,10); m= -5/3 on a graph ?

Bro what’s (4,10); m= -5/3 on a graph ?
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Bro what’s (4,10); m= -5/3 on a graph ?

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Answer:

It would be y = -5/3x + 50/3

Explanation:

You would use the point slope formula y - y₁ = m ( x - x₁) and insert the point and slope.

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