For the equation , y = -3x + 5 , tell whether its graph passes through the first quadrant. Explain how you know.

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For any point to be in the first quadrant, it must have a positive "x" value and "y" value.
If x = 1 then y = 2, a point with both x and y positive values which would be in the First Quadrant.

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