Question

What is the slope-intercept form of the equation that goes through `(-3,4)` and has a slope of `-4/3`?

Answer 1

The answer is `y = -4/3x`

Explanation:

`y = mx+b`

where

`m = -4/3` and using `P (-3,4)`

Sub in the point and the slope into the equation.

`4 = -4/3 xx (-3) +b`

`4 = 4 +b`

`b = 0`

Therefore

`y = -4/3x`