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How do you graph for the function Y= -x+1

How do you graph for the function Y= -x+1
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How do you graph for the function Y= -x+1

User Gerben Van Dijk
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The graph is..........
How do you graph for the function Y= -x+1-example-1
User Syed Rafi
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-x = -1. Anything “X” equals to the number One. So do Y = -1 + 1.
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