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Girl I'm genuinely so confused ab math, how do you graph y= -3/5x + 9?

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Step-by-step explanation:

The graph of y = -3/5x + 9 is a straight line, so to graph the function we need to identify two points of the line.

Then, we can find two points if we give a value to the variable x and calculate the value of y as:

If x = 5 then:

y = (-3/5)x + 9

y = (-3/5)*5 + 9

y = -3 + 9

y = 6

If x = 10 then:

y = (-3/5)*10 + 9

y = -6 + 9

y = 3

Therefore, we have the points (5, 6) and (10, 3), so the graph of the line is:

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