equation given (-7,1) my answer is y=1/7x+6 is this correct?

Wanted to see the steps to make sure I am doing this correct.

y-y=m(x-x)

y-1=1/7(x-(-7))

y-1+1=1/7x-(-7)+1

y=1/7x--(-6)

y=1/7+6
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(-7,1) look like 1 spot

me assume the line go thru that point

Yu dont suppli NE-thang tu figger the slope..hav no idea wot it be
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