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given the equation y+9=-3(x-4) what point does the line pass through?

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Answer:

(0,-5)

Step-by-step explanation:

First you want to simplify this equation by distributing the 3 into x-4:

y+9 = -3x+4

Next subtract 9 from both sides:

y= -3x -5

Now since I am assuming you want the Y-Intercept because you didn't ask for a specific point then it passes through the Y axis at the point (0,-5)

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