SOLUTION: If the line Y = 2X - 1 is changed to Y = -2X - 4, how will the graph of the line change? Please help.

SOLUTION: If the line Y = 2X - 1 is changed to Y = -2X - 4, how will the graph of the line change? Please help.

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Question 1099628: If the line Y = 2X - 1 is changed to Y = -2X - 4, how will the graph of the line change?
Please help.
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Try graphing them.
let x=0 and let y=0
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