No, that is not true. Use the website desmos.com to try it out yourself. Graph equations like y=1x, y=1/2x, and y=1/4x to try. Then, you will see that as the number gets bigger, the line gets steeper (it gets higher..like a hill..rising..)
Answer:
4
lolz sorry for a late answer bud
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Answer:Question 135184: Find the equation of the line with slope 6 that goes through the point (6,4). Write your answer in slope-intercept form. b=-32 ANSWER FOR THE Y INTERCEPT. Y=6X-32 LINE EQUATION
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Looking at the arrows on the graph, it appears that as the graph keep growing UP unbounded, it also keeps growing to the left unbounded (to negative infinity, to be exact). Looking to the right, it appears that as the graph decreases unbounded (the y values keep getting smaller), the graph keeps growing in the x direct to positive infinity. So the domain is
- ∞ < x < ∞
Answer:
10.294935
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i typed numbers
