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Write an equation for the graph in slope intercept form.

Write an equation for the graph in slope intercept form.-example-1
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the answer would be y=-3x+10 as 3 is the gradient and it goes down and it intercepts with y at (0,10)
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An equation for the graph would be:

y = -3x + 10

From the point (0,10), the line decreases by 3 units vertically (representing -3) and increases by one unit horizontally (representing 1). Because slope is written as rise/run, our slope would be -3 because -3/1 = -3. The y-intercept, when looking at the initial point crossing the y-axis, would be 10.

Therefore, the equation is:

y = -3x + 10
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