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How would the graph of y = x change if the y-intercept is changed to -2?
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How would the graph of y = x change if the y-intercept is changed to -2?

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Explanation:

y= x - 2

the graph would be parallel to y=x and every point would be shifted down 2 units

If you took any point on y = x and represented it as (x,y) then the new point would be (x,y - 2)

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