Someone help me get outta summer school slope? And y intercept?

Mathematics

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KiRa [710]2 years ago

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Okay bud I’m not sure how about it or what if we are all the good ones you have that to me and my brother wants to go buy a new one and then go back to church class today or what do you want it to be in a big deal if we can get some stuff done then I’ll do the work I have for that you don’t want to me I don’t know how you want it I know but it’s like I don’t know why I’m not

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