Which equation represents a line that passes through (â€"9, â€"3) and has a slope of â€"6? y â€" 9 = â€"6(x â€" 3) y 9 = â€"6(x 3) y â€" 3 = â€"6(x â€" 9) y 3 = â€"6(x 9).

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The equation of the line is a way to represent the line in the linear equation form by the set of points in a graph.The equation represents a line that passes through (-9, -3) and has a slope of -6 is,

[tex](y+3)=-6(x+9)[/tex]

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The point from which the line passes through is (-9,-3).The slope of the given line m is -6.

Equation of the line

The equation of the line is a way to represent the line in the linear equation form by the set of points in a graph.

The standard form of the line passing through the point [tex]x_{1} ,y_{1}[/tex]

The slope m is given by,

[tex](y-y_{1})=m(x-x_{1})[/tex]

Put the values of points and slope in the above equation, we get,

[tex]y-(-3)]=(-6)[x-(-9)][/tex]

[tex](y+3)=-6(x+9)[/tex]

This is the required equation of a line.

Hence, option four is the correct option.

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