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are you looking for the equation of the line?  since you have two points you can graph the line to get this fairly easily.

graph of the line y=-3x-6 with y-intercept -6 and x intercept -2

There is the graph. The equation can be found by using the form y=mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y intercept.

Slope can be calculated by rise over run which would be 6/-2 which is -3

so the equation for the equation of the line we would get y=-3x-6

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. x-intercept – 2, y-intercept –6
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