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What’s the slope and y - intercept of this equation ?
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What’s the slope and y - intercept of this equation ?

What’s the slope and y - intercept of this equation ?-example-1
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Answer:

Slope: 1/4
Y-Intercept: -2

Explanation:

The slope is always next to x, and the y-intercept is always isolated by itself. The y-intercept is either added or subtracted from the slope.

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