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Graph y + 2 = -3/4 (x+4)
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Graph y + 2 = -3/4 (x+4)

User Igor Zelmanovich
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Answer:

Clue: two points : (0,-5) ( 4 , -8)

Explanation:

Look at the graph.

Graph y + 2 = -3/4 (x+4)-example-1
User Htaccess
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Answer:

Use a website called desmos and type in y=-3/4(x+4)-2

Explanation:

1) isolate y by subtracting 2 on both sides

y=-3/4(x+4)-2

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