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What is the equation of this line? A. y=4/3x−5 B. y=3/4x−5 C. y=−43/x−5 D. y=4/3x+5
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What is the equation of this line?

A. y=4/3x−5
B. y=3/4x−5
C. y=−43/x−5
D. y=4/3x+5

What is the equation of this line? A. y=4/3x−5 B. y=3/4x−5 C. y=−43/x−5 D. y=4/3x-example-1
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You can calculate the gradient by doing rise/run. In this situation it’s 4/3x
the y intercept is -5
therefore the true answer is A
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The answer is A because your starting point is -5 and you have 4/3x for that you do rise/over run.
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