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Which is the correct graph for: y= - 4x+3

Which is the correct graph for: y= - 4x+3
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Which is the correct graph for: y= - 4x+3

Which is the correct graph for: y= - 4x+3-example-1
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Answer:

C is the answer

Explanation:

slope = -4 and y intercept =3

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