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If a line with a slope of -2 crosses the y-axis at (0,3) what is the equation of the line

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Hello!

The equation can be written as seen below. You only need a y-intercept and slope to write the equation.

y=-2x+3 (it intercepts at a y-value of 3).

I hope this helps!

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