SOLUTION: How do I graph slope: -2; y-intercept (0,3)
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Question 370257: How do I graph slope: -2; y-intercept (0,3)
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
It's a straight line, so you need only 2 points.
One point is given, the y-int is (0,3)
Slope = -2
Add 1 to x and -2 to y --> (1,1), the 2nd point.
Draw a line thru them.
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