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In the slope-intercept form, we use the standard equation y=mx + c to show the equation of a straight line where 'm' represents the slope of the straight line whereas 'c' is a constant value that equates to the intercept of the straight line.

if the slope and y-intercept are given then the equation used is y=mx +b

the equation of straight line passing through P(-6,7) and Q(-3,6) can be written using two point form

formula of two point form: y-y₁ = y₂-y₁/x₂-x₁ (x-x₁)

where, y₂-y₁/x₂-x₁ = m i.e. the slope of the equation.

Then, putting values

y-6=(7-6)/-3-(-6) (x-(-6))

y-6=1/-3+6(x+6)

y-6=1/3(x+6)

cross multiplying

3(y-6)=x+6

3y - 18= x+6

3y - x= 6 +18

3y - x= 24

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