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Can you help me find the equation of the line

Can you help me find the equation of the line-example-1
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Answer:


y=(2)/(3)x+1

Explanation:

Slope-Intercept Line Equation:


y=mx+b

Where
m is the slope and
b is the y-intercept.

From the graph, we can see that the y-intercept is (0, 1). This means that the equation is currently:


y=mx+1

To find the slope, we can use a point on the line to replace the x and y variables. The point that we use cannot have x equal to zero. If we use the x-intercept
(-1.5, 0), the new equation will be:


0=m(-1.5)+1

Then, we must find m:


0=m(-1.5)+1


-1=m(-1.5)


(-1)/(-1.5)=m


m=(2)/(3)

Now we can find the equation of the line:


y=(2)/(3)x+1

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