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Which line appears to have the same slope as the equation x-y=4 and has a y-intercept that is 2 units above the y-intercept of the given equation?

Which line appears to have the same slope as the equation x-y=4 and has a y-intercept-example-1
Which line appears to have the same slope as the equation x-y=4 and has a y-intercept-example-1
Which line appears to have the same slope as the equation x-y=4 and has a y-intercept-example-2
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

First, find the y-intercept form of the equation:

x - y = 4

x - x - y = 4 - x

-y = 4 - x

-y = -x + 4

-y/-1 = -x/-1 + 4/-1 (to get the y positive)

y = x - 4

The y-intercept is -4. This means that a y-intercept two units above 4 would be -2. Whichever line crosses the y axis at the value of -2 is the answer (line B)

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