SOLUTION: Graph y=-x+1 using the slop and the y intercept

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Question 72216This question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra
: Graph y=-x+1 using the slop and the y interceptThis question is from textbook Intermediate Algebra

Answer by Sandacious(9) About Me  (Show Source):
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Your slope is -1 therefore the line will go "downhill"
Your Y intercept is 1.
Plot your first point on the Y axis at the 1 spot.
Now use rise over run and go "DOWN HILL" down one, over one.
When you look at it from left to right, it should go downhill.
Remember, if the number before the X is negative, it HAS to go downhill.