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What is the equation in point-slope form of a line that passes through the points (7, βˆ’8) and (βˆ’4, 6) ? y+6=βˆ’14/11(xβˆ’4) y+6=βˆ’2/3(xβˆ’4) yβˆ’6=βˆ’14/11(x+4) yβˆ’6=βˆ’2/3(x+4)

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