Answer:
The answer is in the photo.
Step-by-step explanation:
Slopes are represented using:
y = mx + b
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m - the slope, represented by a fraction or whole number
[tex] \frac{change \: in \: y \: value}{change \: in \: x \: value} [/tex]
x - x, don't plug in the x-value
b - where you start on the y-axis
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On the left is the original slope. You apply the same slope to (5,-1). You don't have to apply the b.
So, all you have to do is start at (5,-1) and apply the angle, going up 8 and right 3.
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