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The equation of line p is y = ax + b. Which of these could be the equation of line q?

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olasank [31]2 years ago

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Line q is decreasing (negative slope), whereas line p is increasing (positive slope). Moreover, the absolute value of the slope of line q is higher that the one of line p, because line q is more "vertical" than line p.

Finally, line p passes through the origin (b=0), whereas line q has a y-intercept of 3 (constant term=3).

So, the most feasible expression for line q would be y=-2ax+b+3

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