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Which line is the graph of the equation y=-x+3 a b c d

Which line is the graph of the equation y=-x+3 a b c d
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Which line is the graph of the equation y=-x+3
a
b
c
d

Which line is the graph of the equation y=-x+3 a b c d-example-1
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Answer:

Graph A is the answer

Explanation:

The width of the origin is equal to 3 and the slope is 1

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