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The equation 2y+x=0 is shown on the graph below as a
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The equation 2y+x=0 is shown on the graph below as a

The equation 2y+x=0 is shown on the graph below as a-example-1
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Answer: Red line

Explanation:

2y+x=0

2y=-x

y=-x/2

So we need a line with a slope of -1/2 that passes through the origin, which is the red line.

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