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The slope of the line y=2x+1/2 is changed to -3 but the y-intercept remains the same. What is the equation of the new line?

The slope of the line y=2x+1/2 is changed to -3 but the y-intercept remains the same. What is the equation of the new line?
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The slope of the line y=2x+1/2 is changed to -3 but the y-intercept remains the same. What is the equation of the new line?

The slope of the line y=2x+1/2 is changed to -3 but the y-intercept remains the same-example-1
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It’s 7 because the 7 is 9-8 witch is 7
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