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If the slope 12 and the y-intercept= -6 what is the correct equation slope-intercept form?
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If the slope
12 and the y-intercept= -6 what is the correct equation slope-intercept form?

If the slope 12 and the y-intercept= -6 what is the correct equation slope-intercept-example-1
User Lambad
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Answer:

y=12x-6

Explanation:

slope formula: y=mx+b

m=slope

b= y-intercept

User Serg Kryvonos
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Answer:

y = 12x-6

Explanation:

y=mx+b

y = 12x-6

User Resueman
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