Can someone find the points/coordinates of this graph?

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BigorU [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The x represents the value of the point on the x axis or the horizontal line, and the y represents the vertical line. Now, lets solve for the first point. We can first see that it only moves to the left by two from zero, which is basically -2. So, right now we have (-2,y). We then look for the y in which we see that it is down -6 from zero, so it will be (-2,-6). Time to look for the second point. We should get (2,-3). Now, with these two points, it is time to find the slope intercept form.

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