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If y=2x+7 were to change to y=1/2+7, how would the new graph compare to the original graph?
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If y=2x+7 were to change to y=1/2+7, how would the new graph compare to the original graph?

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Look at the attached image.

The red line is y= 2x + 7
The blue line is y = 1/2x + 7

You can see that both lines have the same y-intercept, but different slopes.
If y=2x+7 were to change to y=1/2+7, how would the new graph compare to the original-example-1
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