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X and y intercepts 2x-2y=-4
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X and y intercepts 2x-2y=-4
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X and y intercepts 2x-2y=-4
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I think that you are asking for the slope intercept so in order to get y=mx+ b mx=slope b= y-intercept. You goal is to get the Y by itself and equal to 1 so 2x-2y= -4 -2x -2x (^this gets cancelled out) -2y= -2x -4 /-2 /-2 /-2 Y= 1/2 + 2
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