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Chapter 3: Q 100 (page 276)

In the following exercise, graph each line with the given point and slope1,5m=-3

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The graph of the line is

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Step 1. Given Information

1,5m=-3

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Step 2.  Graph the line 

Plot 1,5

Identify the rise and run m=-3riserun=-31

Start at 1,5 and count the rise and run.

down -3 units, right 1 unit.

Connect the two points with a line.

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