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What is the y=Mx+b of this equation
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What is the y=Mx+b of this equation

What is the y=Mx+b of this equation-example-1
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Answer:


y = - 6x - 8

Explanation:

The y-intercept is where the line itersects the y-axis, which is the dark vertical line. This is -8 represented as the constant in the equation.

To find the slope, find the rise over run. Every time the line goes over 1 it goes down 6, so the slope would be -6.

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