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Dean Wampler asked Oct 15, 2023

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How do you graph
-y=x+4

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middle-school

Dean Wampler asked Oct 15, 2023

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so first you need to make it into at y=mx+b since there a negative y so divided by -y on each side (which is 1=y is 1) so you get y=-x+-4 now to graph this I recommend using desmos. hopefully this helps!!

Melroy Van Den Berg answered Oct 19, 2023

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