What is the Equation in Question?

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The discussion focuses on deriving the equation of a line using a two-point formula. It emphasizes finding the midpoint between two points and then applying the point-slope formula to express the line. The initial request indicates a need for clarity and conciseness in the explanation. The user also requests the deletion of duplicate threads. Understanding these formulas is essential for accurately representing linear relationships in mathematics.
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sry I wrote two threads. (Same thing inside) so delect this please.
 
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Start with the 2 point formula to express the line between your 2 points. Now find the mid point, and use the point slope formula to express the line you need.
 

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