The point-slope form of the line is
y -y1 = m (x -x1)
Putting (6,9) in for (x1,y1) and u = x, y = -4 and m =13/9 gives
(-4 - 9) = (13/9)(u - 6)
-13 = 13/9 u - 78/9 Multiply by 9
-117 = 13 u - 78 Add 78
-39 = 13 u Divide by 13 and reduce
u = -3
Jade W.
asked 10/24/23(6,9) and (u,-4)
slope=13/9
The point-slope form of the line is
y -y1 = m (x -x1)
Putting (6,9) in for (x1,y1) and u = x, y = -4 and m =13/9 gives
(-4 - 9) = (13/9)(u - 6)
-13 = 13/9 u - 78/9 Multiply by 9
-117 = 13 u - 78 Add 78
-39 = 13 u Divide by 13 and reduce
u = -3
Mark M. answered 10/24/23
Retired college math professor. Extensive tutoring experience.
(-4-9) / (u-6) = 13/9
-13 / (u-6) = 13/9 So, u - 6 = -9. u = -3
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