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Which equation represents the graphed line

Which equation represents the graphed line-example-1
User Monsy
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Answer:

y=-2x+5

Explanation:

The line is going down so that means your line will be negative, and your slope will be negative too. You get the units from y-axis and the x-axis. The y axis units are 2 and the x axis units are 1, so it'll be 2/1, which is 2. You get the 5 by looking at where the line crosses with the y axis.

User Bonkles
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Answer:

First, we have to look at the y intercept which is 5.

lets use slope intercept form which is y = mx + b

b is the y intecept

m is the slope

y = mx + 5

the slope is 2 so

y = 2x + 5!

Explanation:

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