hi if anyone can help me with 2b and 2c. if my answer for 2a is wrong please tell me what i did wrong

Mathematics

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vaieri [72.5K]3 years ago

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Your graph looks wrong to me because from the point (0,4) you should count down 1 and over 2 ( it looks like you did down 1 over 4)
13b. Y= -1/2x-3
I’m not sure on 13c though
sorry :(

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