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Mathematics

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avanturin [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Find where the line crosses on the y-axis

2. Find two corresponding points on the graph and do the rise/run method, which in this problem is 4/1 or 4( 4÷1= 4)

- When the line is like this / you rise from up and run to the right(positive), but when it is like this \ you rise from down and run to left (negative)

Ps: You should have taken the picture at a different angle 'cause I can see what you looks like and see part of your room.

Hope I was helpful =)

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