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Write an equation that represents the line.​

Write an equation that represents the line.​-example-1
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Answer:


\boxed{\tt y=-\cfrac{4}{3} \:x+2}

Explanation:

Given the graph, we can see that the line passes through (0,2) and (3,-2).

We are given the y-intercept → (0,2), now, find the slope-intercept form of the line.


\tt slope=\cfrac{(-2)-2}{3-0}\:\:\boxed{\tt Subtract}


\tt =\cfrac{-4}{3}


\tt =-\cfrac{4}{3}

Therefore, the equation that represents the line is:-


\boxed{\tt y=-\cfrac{4}{3} \:x+2}

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