How do I do this?? 7-11

Mathematics

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mihalych1998 [28]4 years ago

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Answer: slope intercept is y=mx+b form s b= the y intercept and x will just be x and the m is usually a fraction which tells you the slope so what you need to do is mark these points on a line graph draw a line from one to the other and every where it crosses over a point is where you can find the slope and the y intercept giving you the answer

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