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Because the straight line is to have a slope of <math>-3</math>, its equation can be written as
Because the straight line is to have a slope of <math>-3</math>, its equation can be written as
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where ''m'' is a constant. If the line is also to pass through the point (''x'',''y'')&nbsp;= (1,-2), the point must satisfy the equation of the line,
where ''m'' is a constant. If the line is also to pass through the point (''x'',''y'')&nbsp;= (1,-2), the point must satisfy the equation of the line,
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{{Displayed math||<math>-2=-3\cdot 1+m\,,</math>}}
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which gives that <math>m=1</math>.
which gives that <math>m=1</math>.

Version vom 08:28, 22. Okt. 2008

Because the straight line is to have a slope of \displaystyle -3, its equation can be written as

\displaystyle y=-3x+m\,,

where m is a constant. If the line is also to pass through the point (x,y) = (1,-2), the point must satisfy the equation of the line,

\displaystyle -2=-3\cdot 1+m\,,

which gives that \displaystyle m=1.

The answer is thus that the equation of the line is \displaystyle y=-3x+1.