Try using the point-slope form! You might recall that if you have a point (a, b) and a slope m, the following formula applies: y-b = m(x-a).
Hope this helps!
EDIT: Also, y=f(x) in this case.
Meghan W.
asked 01/19/23f(0)=-6
slope of f=-3
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Try using the point-slope form! You might recall that if you have a point (a, b) and a slope m, the following formula applies: y-b = m(x-a).
Hope this helps!
EDIT: Also, y=f(x) in this case.
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