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Chapter 4: Q. 619 (page 569)

In the following exercises, graph each line with the given point and slope.

(-3,4);m=-13

Short Answer

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The graph of the line with slope (-3,4);m=-13is:

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given Information

The point:(-3,4)

The slope:m=-13

02

Step 2. Compare given slope with slope formula

Slope=RiseRun

=-13

Rise=-1

Run=3

Move the point 3unit right and 1unit down to the given point (-3,4). So the resulting point will be (0,3)

03

Step 3. Graph the line and slope

Locate the point (-3,4)and (0,3)and join the points.

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