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I worked out the equation listed below using the slope and y-intercept for
Slope; -3/4; y-intercept (0,8) (I need to see a graph please)
Please graph the foll
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I worked out the equation listed below using the slope and y-intercept for
Slope; -3/4; y-intercept (0,8) (I need to see a graph please)
Please graph the foll
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: Please help.
I worked out the equation listed below using the slope and y-intercept for
Slope; -3/4; y-intercept (0,8) (I need to see a graph please)
Please graph the following equation y= (-3/4)x+8
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This question is from textbook BEGINNING ALGEBRA
You can put this solution on YOUR website! I worked out the equation listed below using the slope and y-intercept for
Slope; -3/4; y-intercept (0,8) (I need to see a graph please)
Please graph the following equation y= (-3/4)x+8
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Plot a point at (0,8) on the y-axis.
The slope of -3/4 tells you the following:
"as x increases 4, y decreases 3"
So, from (0,8) move your pencil point 4
to the right and then three down to the point
(4,5). Plot another point there and draw a line
thru the two points. That is the graph you want.
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