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Identify one point and the slope from the equation y + 4 = 1/3(x - 1) m = 4 Point = (1/3, 1)

m = 1/3 Point = (1, -4)

m = 1/3 Point = (1, 4)

m = 1/3 Point = (-1, 4)

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