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3 years ago

Y= 1/3 x + 2

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Answer: I can help you to solve by graphing the second one, the 2 answers are 1. Slope: 1/3, x-intercept: (–6, 0), and y-intercept: (0, 2). And 2. X-intercept: (–3, –2, –5/6, 0, 1) and Y-intercept: (–16, –6, –23/12, –4, –12)

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