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y<-2/5x+4
y-intercept:4
slope:-2/5

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y<-2/5x+4

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y<-2/5 x +4
y-int-4
slope -2/5
down 2 over 5

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Y < -2/5 x + 4
Slope = -2/5
y int is 4

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Slope is 2/5 and y inter: is 4

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Y<-2/5x+4
The Slope is- -2/5

y-inter- (0,4)

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y<-2/5x+4
y intercept: 4
slope: 2/5

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The slope is a line that connects two or multiple points, like 3/4x would mean there would be three rises and four runs, and a y-intercept is where the slope touches the y-plane (Such as (0, 9)).

# data[].attributes.body
y<-2/5x+4
y-intercept:4
slope:-2/5

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y<-2/5 x+4
y-intercept is (0, 4)
slope is 2/5
rise:-2
run 5
The line would not be solid and would be a negative (going down) and the shade would be down.

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y<-2/5x+4
y int:4
slope:-2/5
rise-2
run:5
the graph would be going down

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Y-intercept =(0,4)
slope -2/5
The graph will be less then which will be dashed lines and shaded on the bottom.

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y<-2/5x+4
1.) Y intercept (0,4)
2.) Slope: -2/5

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y < -2/5 x + 4

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y < -2/5 x + 4
Slope:-2/5
y:-(0,4)
x-(-2,9)
The graph would be shades down and the line would be dashed.

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1. y-intercept: 4 ; (0,4)
2. slope: -2/5
3. dashed, shade down

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y < -2/5x + 4
y intercept = 4
y-int = (0,4)
rise: -2
run: 5
shaded down

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y < -2/5 x + 4
Slope- -2/5 rise/run
y-intercept- (0,4)
dashed shade down

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y<-2/5x + 4
y intercept is 4 (0,4)
slope is- -2/5

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The slope is -2/5 because -2 is your rise and 5 is your run while 4 is the y intercept. If graphed the line will be diagonal going up left.

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y < -2/5 x + 4
slope: -2/5
y-int: 4

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y < -2/5 x + 4