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Y = -3x + 2 if the slope was changed to 3, and the y-intercept remained the same?
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Y = -3x + 2 if the slope was changed to 3, and the y-intercept remained the same?
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Put the positive 2 on the line graph on y and slope equals rise over run then it’s gonna be 3/1
3=rise 3 time
1=run to the right 1 time
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