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Please help me on this!!!!!!

Please help me on this!!!!!!-example-1
User Berlinda
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Answer:

y = -
(1)/(2)x+6

Explanation:

First off, you need to know what slope-intercept form is: y = mx+b

y = mx+b

b = the y-intercept, or where the line meets with (0,y), which is value of the coordinate is the y-intercept.

Looking at your yellow dot on the y axis, (0,6), could be the perfect fit to find the y-intercept.

So, know we know: y = mx+6

m = the slope of the line - you have to find two coordinates

in this case, it could be the two yellow points

(0,6)

(6,3)

use the following two coordinates to find the slope:


(y_(2)-y_(1))/(x_(2)-x_(1))

In this case, it would be 3-6/6-0, which equals to -1/2.

So, finally, we get:

y = -
(1)/(2)x+6

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