Which graph can be defined by the function y=-3x + 2?

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RogueBaneling asked Nov 22, 2022

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Which graph can be defined by the function
y=-3x + 2?

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RogueBaneling asked Nov 22, 2022

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the answer u are looking for is B

Ilari Kajaste answered Nov 24, 2022

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The second graph is the correct choice because the y-intercept is two, the graph is negative, and has a slope of m=3/1.

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