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Please see question #1. We tried to answer, but still in sure and wondering about the origin pass through?

Transcribed Image Text:C.y-3 =
5x
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1. The slope of a line is -3, and a point on the line is (4, -1). Can the
equation of the line be expressed in slope-intercept form? If so, what is
the equation? Does the line pass through the origin? How do you know?
1es
yos i
y:-314x-1
५3-12x -1,
E-12x-1
2. Is the graph of y= x+ 2 a straight line? Explain.
No
, because you canot have the
exponent of 2 in a lincar graph
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