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A. The equation of a line is y = 12x-7. The slope of the line is.

the y-intercept is.
A point on the line is

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Hello there! Given the equation of the line, we can identify our slope and y-intercept:

Slope: 12/1

y-intercept: -7


To identify the slope, we take the number that has a variable next to it and turn it into a fraction. Because the slope is 12, we can represent this as the fraction 12/1. The y-intercept always will be the initial value, or the number we add or subtract by that does not have a variable next to it. Hope this helps!
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