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Given y = 2x + 4, what is the new y-intercept if the y-intercept is decreased by 5? A) −1 B) −3 C) −4 D) −5
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Given y = 2x + 4, what is the new y-intercept if the y-intercept is decreased by 5? A) −1 B) −3 C) −4 D) −5
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Given y = 2x + 4, what is the new y-intercept if the y-intercept is decreased by 5? A) −1 B) −3 C) −4 D) −5
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The new y-intercept would be A)-1 because of the
4-5 = -1
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