The graph of y=-4x+7 is: A. a line that shows the set of all solutions to the equation. B. a point that shows one solution to the equation. C. a point that shows the y-intercept. D. a line that shows only

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The graph of y=-4x+7 is:

A. a line that shows the set of all solutions to the equation.
B. a point that shows one solution to the equation.
C. a point that shows the y-intercept.
D. a line that shows only one solution to the equation.

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Answer:

A. A line that shows the set of all solutions to the equation

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Patrick McGloin answered Oct 2, 2018

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y=-4x+7 is the eguationfor a line that crosses the y intercept at 7 and has a slope of -4 i would go with D

Neptali answered Oct 6, 2018

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