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Solve a math problem quickly: find a linear equation with an inclination of 3/4 and tangent to the square of circle X+the square of circle Y +4x-4=0.
The inclination angle is 3π/4, the slope of straight line k=- 1, and the linear equation is y =-x+b.

Substitute into the cyclic equation:

x? +(-x+b)? +4x-4=0, get

2x? +(4-2b)x+b? -4=0

The straight line is tangent to the circle, and the equation discriminant =0.

(4-2b)? -8(b? -4)=0

b? +4b- 12=0

(b+6)(b-2)=0

B=-6 or b=2.

The linear equation is y=-x-6 or y=-x+2.