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What’s the slope-intercept for this equation???
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What’s the slope-intercept for this equation???

What’s the slope-intercept for this equation???-example-1
User Paulius Liekis
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Answer:

y=4/3x+11

Explanation:

To calculate the slope do difference in y divided by difference in x. Notice the different scales on the x and y axis.

The y intercept is where the line cuts through the y axis, (11)

User Mike D Sutton
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y= 2/3x + 10 (or 11?) is the equation
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