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What is the slope, y-intercept, and equation that represents this graph? (ANSWER QUICK PLEASE)
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What is the slope, y-intercept, and equation that represents this graph? (ANSWER QUICK PLEASE)

What is the slope, y-intercept, and equation that represents this graph? (ANSWER QUICK-example-1
User Vihar Manchala
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Y= -2x + 16

The slope is 2 because

Y2-Y1 is 16-8 which is 8
X2-X1 is 0-4 which is -4

If we simplify 8/-4 you get -2 so the slope is negative 2.

16 is where the y-axis is intercepted.
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