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Chapter 3: Q. 96 (page 276)

Graph each line with the given point and slope.

-3,-5;m=32.

Short Answer

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The graph of the line is,

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information

The line passes through the point-3,-5with slopem=32.

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Step 2. Graph of the line.

To draw the line, first plot the point (-3,-5).Since the slope is m=32, therefore for each increase in value of x by 2 units, y is increased by 3 units. So another point on the given line is, (-1,-2)

Now the graph of the line is,

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