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In slope intercept what do i do if the x and y are both negative
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In slope intercept what do i do if the x and y are both negative

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If you’re graphing you would have to go down. For example, Y= -3x -4. You’d start at -4 on the graph, and go to the left 3 times since it’s a negative, and go up one time. Hope this helped :3
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