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Graph a line that contains the point ( − 6 , 1 ) and has a slope of 5
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Graph a line that contains the point ( − 6 , 1 ) and has a slope of 5
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The next point would be (-11, 2) another point could be (1,0) another point could be (4, -1) another point could be (9,-2) if you connect all these points you will get the line you need
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