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y + 1 = 5/3(x + 8)

or

y - 9 = 5/3(x + 2)

*both work

Step-by-step explanation:

First, we can start by finding the slope of the line, which can be represented as:

We can substitute in the points (-8, -1) and (-2, 9):

And we can simplify

The point-slope equation of a line can be written as:

We can either use the point (-8, -1) or (-2, 9). It doesn't matter which one we use.

For the point (-8, -1), you get:

y + 1 = 5/3(x + 8)

For the point (-2, 9) you get:

y - 9 = 5/3(x + 2)