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What is the linear function equation represented by the graph?

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What is the linear function equation represented by the graph? f (x) Enter your answer-example-1
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Answer:

267557447877665776556y

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Answer:

f(x) =
(-1)/(3) x - 3

Explanation:

The slope is -1/3. Start at the point (0,-3). From that point go up 1 and 3 left and you will be back on the line at point (-3,-2). The slope is negative because if you start on the very left of the graph and follow the line, you are going down hill.

The y-intercept is -3. This is where the line crosses the y axis (0,-3).

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