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Let

Q(x,y)Q \left( x ^ { \prime } , y ^ { \prime } \right)

be any point of L' different from

P(x1,y1)P \left( x _ { 1 } , y _ { 1 } \right)

Explain why

yy1xx1=m\frac { y ^ { \prime } - y _ { 1 } } { x ^ { \prime } - x _ { 1 } } = m

.

Solution

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Since Q and P are both on line LL', and slince we know that LL' has slope m, the definition of slope yields the equation.

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