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HELP PLS!!! What is the correct graph of the equation, y = -2x - 6

HELP PLS!!! What is the correct graph of the equation, y = -2x - 6
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HELP PLS!!!
What is the correct graph of the equation, y = -2x - 6

HELP PLS!!! What is the correct graph of the equation, y = -2x - 6-example-1
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Answer:

-6

x+y= 16

y=-x-6

and so the y- is -6

User Kupa
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The answer is D
This is because the -6 represents the y-intercept and D is the only one where it passes through -6
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