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If the points on a graph of a linear function are (-2,10 (0,4) (2,-2) and (4,8) what is the y-intercept
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If the points on a graph of a linear function are (-2,10 (0,4) (2,-2) and (4,8) what is the y-intercept
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If the points on a graph of a linear function are (-2,10 (0,4) (2,-2) and (4,8) what is the y-intercept
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The y-int will be when x=0. Which I’m this case is 0,4. So the y-int is 4
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i think 5
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