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complete the point slope equation of the line through (5,7)(-5,7) and (4,0)(-4,0)

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Q. complete the point slope equation of the line through (5,7)(-5,7) and (4,0)(-4,0)
  1. Calculate slope: Calculate the slope mm of the line using the formula m=y2y1x2x1m = \frac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1} with the given points (5,7)(-5,7) and (4,0)(-4,0).\newlinem=074(5)m = \frac{0 - 7}{-4 - (-5)}\newlinem=71m = \frac{-7}{1}\newlinem=7m = -7
  2. Choose point: Choose one of the points to use in the point-slope form equation. We can use either point, but for this example, let's use the point (5,7)(-5,7).
  3. Write point-slope form: Write the point-slope form of the equation using the slope m=7m = -7 and the point (5,7)(-5,7). The point-slope form is yy1=m(xx1)y - y_1 = m(x - x_1).\newlineSubstitute m=7m = -7, x1=5x_1 = -5, and y1=7y_1 = 7 into the equation.\newliney7=7(x(5))y - 7 = -7(x - (-5))\newliney7=7(x+5)y - 7 = -7(x + 5)

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