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What would happen to the graph of a line if the equation y=1/3x + 1 is changed to y = -3x+ 1?​
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What would happen to the graph of a line if the equation y=1/3x + 1 is
changed to y = -3x+ 1?​

What would happen to the graph of a line if the equation y=1/3x + 1 is changed to-example-1
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The answer would be B.

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b

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