Slope intercept form of the line that passes through (-1,3) and (-2,-3)

Answer

Step by Step
If you need to do it without graphing you subtract the coordinates. One and coordinate minus the other and the same x coordinate minus the other. You can switch around the order of the pairs but not individual coordinates.

1-(-2)=1
3-3=0

You then put whatever you get from the Ys over the x.

0/-1

In this case, the slope is 0/-1 which is zero. This means the line is horizontalal

Y=mx+b
Y=6x+ 9
To get that you must first find slope by subtracting both points then finding your y intercept. The easiest way to find b is to put it into a graph

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