find the value of m, if (7,-3) lies on the graph of y-3/7 = m(x-2/7)
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7, -3) lies on the line .
y-3/7 = m(x-2/7)
Therefore, the point (7, -3) must satisfy the equation of the line.
Therefore,
-3-3/7 = m(7-2/7)
-24/7 = m*47/7
m = -24/47
y-3/7 = m(x-2/7)
Therefore, the point (7, -3) must satisfy the equation of the line.
Therefore,
-3-3/7 = m(7-2/7)
-24/7 = m*47/7
m = -24/47
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HI !
(7,3) lies on the graph of the equation y-3/7 = m(x-2/7)
hence , (7,3) is a solution of the equation .
substituting the values x = 7 and y = -2 in the equation :-
-3 - 3/7 = m( 7 -2/7)
-24/7 = m ( 49 -2/7)
m = -24/7 x 7/47
= -24/47
hence ,
m = -24/47
(7,3) lies on the graph of the equation y-3/7 = m(x-2/7)
hence , (7,3) is a solution of the equation .
substituting the values x = 7 and y = -2 in the equation :-
-3 - 3/7 = m( 7 -2/7)
-24/7 = m ( 49 -2/7)
m = -24/7 x 7/47
= -24/47
hence ,
m = -24/47
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