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When graphing the line y = x - 1. how do you move from one point to another on the line? A. 2 units up. 1 unit to the right B. 2 units up. 1 unit to the left C. 1 unit down. 2 units to the right D. 1 unit
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When graphing the line y = x - 1. how do you

move from one point to another on the line?

A. 2 units up. 1 unit to the right
B. 2 units up. 1 unit to the left
C. 1 unit down. 2 units to the right
D. 1 unit up. 2 units to the right

When graphing the line y = x - 1. how do you move from one point to another on the-example-1
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Answer: C. 1 unit down. 2 units to the right

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