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I have Epilepsy so I tend to forget how to do multiple things! What is the equation of the line? A.y=−13x B.y=−3x C.y=13x D.y =

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vagabundo [1.1K]3 years ago

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None of those seem to fit. x = -3y would work but not y = -3x or any of the other options.

We know this because when x is at 1 y is at -3.

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