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Which graph correctly represents the equation y=−4x−3?

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pentagon [3]4 years ago

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Idk if u got the answer or not, but It's the last graph. Just by looking at it you can point two things out.

1. The y intercept is -3 (so the graph needs to have the point (0,-3) that takes out two options.)

2. The slope is negative. (Which means the graph is going to decrease. So that takes out the other two options that have it increased.)

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