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Write the equation of the line represented by the following graph​

Write the equation of the line represented by the following graph​-example-1
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Answer:

Y=-
(1)/(2) + 4

Explanation:

You will be using the equation of Y= Mx+B

First you must find the Y intercept, where the line crosses the Y axis, this is at positive four, this will be your B value. then you find the slope by picking 2 easily readable points on the graph, to do this i will choose (0,4) and (2,3), then you find the change in Y and put it in a fraction over the change in x, since this is going down the slope will have a negative infront of it, so your fraction is
(3-4)/(2-0) which equates to
(-1)/(2) so your slope is -1/2 (this is M value)

so lastly you plug it all in, Y= -1/2x+4

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