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Linear equations can be written different ways such the form y=mx+b, where m is the slope of the line and b is the y intercept.
We can substitute our given coordinates into the equations to find out which one is correct.
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For this equation, when the value of x is - 3, y is 2. This means that A is the correct equation as it passes through the given coordinate (-3,2), and has a slope (m) of 2/3.
We can substitute our given coordinates into the equations to find out which one is correct.
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For this equation, when the value of x is - 3, y is 2. This means that A is the correct equation as it passes through the given coordinate (-3,2), and has a slope (m) of 2/3.