thanks though

Write the equation of a line whiich passes through (-4,5) and (-2,-3). Must show all work for credit. Write equation in form: ax+by=c

any math wizards want to save my ass on this one?

nigga that's like school tier isn't it

i can guide you tru that

but i aint gonna solve it for you buddy

f irst remember that k(slope) = delta Y / delta X * X+C

oh boy i can try

nah fuck this i give up *claps hands* "court wizard!?" "solve this for me"

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first of your given values are (x=-4 , y=5) and second value is (X=-2,Y=-3)

yeah

then you remember how delta is calculated

no i remmeber what delta is but not how you get it

aka Y2-Y1

isnt it the change in x over the change in y

or something

im wrong

derp

aka -3-5 / 2-(-4)

ok

so like grou the x and y values basically

https://lambda.sx/4gr.png

yeah you separate from both values the X and Y above and under the line

then you find the C from with that number

isnt this explained in your text book?

oh i vaguely remember this

im talking algebra II

so fucking bad at it

this is pretty basic

i failed algebra II in highschool im poretty sure

that is the slope formula

so Tervy it would be -3-5 over 2-(-4)?

ye

oh okay and that just fionds me what? k?

that gives you partial answer what you use to calculate C

and with together you get the calculation Y=K*X+C

and yes you get the K with that delta Y / delta X

was i supposed to solve the y2-y1 ove x2-x1?

cuz i did

and got -8/6