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Please help answer the first 2 boxes for brainslt > for brainslt

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IRINA_888 [86]2 years ago

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y=mx+b

From a Graph:

m=3/2 b=3

Equation: y=3/2x+3

Non-Proportional

Negative Slope

2nd From a Graph:

m=5/2 b=4

Equation: y=5/2x+4

Non-Proportional

Negative Slope

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