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If a graph of y=-9x + 3 were changed to a graph of y=-9x + 1, how would the y-intercept change?

If a graph of y=-9x + 3 were changed to a graph of y=-9x + 1, how would the y-intercept change?
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If a graph of y=-9x + 3 were changed to a graph of y=-9x + 1, how would the

y-intercept change?

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Answer:

The y would have to change to equal what the equation is.

Explanation:

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