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PLEASE HELP! POINTS! Graph y = – 4/3x + 1

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9966 [12]4 years ago

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I'm kind of thrown off for that negative sign, but I try it out in the one that makes sense is this one [ https://gyazo.com/192a76e70d2d46979691cabbf06e6c85 ] If you can better of explain where the negative sign will be great. Hope I helped.

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