Mathematics, 24.12.2020 02:20 rhianna18

I can't afford to fail right now! THE QUESTION IS: Paul and Seth know that one point on a line is (4, 2) and the slope of the line is −5. Each student wrote a different equation relating x and y.

A. Do the two equations represent the same line? Construct a mathematical argument to support your answer.

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THE QUESTION IS: Paul and Seth know that one point on a line is

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