(7,-3) and y-intercept of 2 write in standard form

You have to write it in standard form of a linear equation.
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(7,-3) and y-intercept of 2 write in standard form
You have to write it in standard form of a linear equation.

We need the slope, m.
y = mx + b
y - b = mx
m = (y - b) / x

y = -3
b = 2
x = 7

m = (-3 - 2) / 7
m = -5/7

The equation is:
y = -5/7 x + 2
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