CHALLENGE 3.9.3: Determinants and two-dimensional coordinate geometry. ACTIVITY 413908 23072903/7 Jump to level 1 Fill in the matrix in the equation below to find the line that passes through points (3,0) and (-2, 10). Ex: 5 det Check What is the equation of the line that passes through points (3,0) and (-2,10)? y = Ex: 5 +* 0 Next :0 3

CHALLENGE 3.9.3: Determinants and two-dimensional coordinate geometry. ACTIVITY 413908 23072903/7 Jump to level 1 Fill in the matrix in the equation below to find the line that passes through points (3,0) and (-2, 10). Ex: 5 det Check What is the equation of the line that passes through points (3,0) and (-2,10)? y = Ex: 5 +* 0 Next :0 3

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