(1) A line passes through the two
points (-3, 1) and (1,13). Write
two equations in point-slo...
Mathematics, 11.02.2021 04:10 anasfis35ovmbff
(1) A line passes through the two
points (-3, 1) and (1,13). Write
two equations in point-slope form.
Fractions, if any, must be reduced.
Then convert one of them into
slope-intercept form.
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