Asked by Sophea
What can you interpret about the equation y=−2x−8
?(1 point)
Responses
The slope is −2
, the y
-intercept is −8
, and the line is falling from left to right.
The slope is negative 2 , the y -intercept is negative 8 , and the line is falling from left to right.
The slope is −2
, the y
-intercept is 8, and the line is falling from left to right.
The slope is negative 2 , the y -intercept is 8, and the line is falling from left to right.
The slope is −2
, the y
-intercept is 8, and the line is rising from left to right.
The slope is negative 2 , the y -intercept is 8, and the line is rising from left to right.
The slope is 2, the y
-intercept is −8
, and the line is rising from left to right.
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The slope is −2, the y-intercept is −8, and the line is falling from left to right.
(From y = mx + b, m = −2 and b = −8; negative slope means it falls left→right.)
(From y = mx + b, m = −2 and b = −8; negative slope means it falls left→right.)
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