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What would be the slope, zero, and the y-int of y = 1/2x -1
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What would be the slope, zero, and the y-int of y = 1/2x -1

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Answer:

slope=1/2, y-int=-1

Explanation:

y=mx+b

m=1/2

b=-1

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