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Find the equation of the line shown.

Find the equation of the line shown.-example-1
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Answer:


y=-(1)/(4) x+2

Explanation:

We can create an equation for the pictured line using slope-intercept form:


y=mx+b,

where
m is the line's slope, and
b is the y-value at the line's y-intercept.

First, we can find the line's slope.

slope = rise / run = -1/4

Next, we can find the line's y-value at its y-intercept, which is the y-coordinate at the point when it touches the y-axis (vertical axis):

2

Finally, we can put these pieces of information together into slope-intercept form:


\bold{y=-(1)/(4) x+2}

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