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Graph 1 = -y + 4⁄5 x using the slope and y-intercept.
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Graph 1 = -y + 4⁄5 x using the slope and y-intercept.

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Answer:

y=4/5x-1

slope:4/5

y-int:-1

Explanation:

x. y

0. -1

1. -1/5

Graph 1 = -y + 4⁄5 x using the slope and y-intercept.-example-1
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