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Zigmanuir [339]3 years ago

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Answer: The answer would be letter A

slope (m)=-9/2

intercept on x-axis=56/9

intercept on y-axis=28

Explanation:

18x+4y=112

(18x)/112+(4y)/112=1

(x/1)/(56/9)+y/28=1

intercept on x-axis=56/9

intercept on y-axis=28

now, 4y=-18x+112

y=-9/2x+28

so, slope (m)=-9/2

Step-by-step explanation:

Move all terms that don't contain y to the right side and solve.

y = 28 − (9 x) /(2)

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