Simple...
we can see the line hits a coordinate at (5,-2) and also at (7,6)
You could use [tex] \frac{ y_{1}- y_{2} }{ x_{1}- x_{2} } [/tex]->>to find its slope
[tex] \frac{-2-6}{5-7} = \frac{-8}{-2} [/tex]
m=4 (B)
This means that if you go on your line..start at (5,-2) and go up 4 and over 1 it should hit (6,2)..does it hit? YES.Then you know your are correct.
Thus, your answer.
