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a. Sam knows that the x-intercept of a linear equation is 2 and that the y-intercept is 5. Graph this line on the coordinate plane.
b. Look at the graph and find the slope.
c. Write an equation of the line in slope-intercept form.
d. Use the x-intercept and the slope to write an equation in point-slope for the line.
e. Solve the equation in part d for y. Do you get the same equation that you had in part c? Will this always work? Why or why not?
b. Look at the graph and find the slope.
c. Write an equation of the line in slope-intercept form.
d. Use the x-intercept and the slope to write an equation in point-slope for the line.
e. Solve the equation in part d for y. Do you get the same equation that you had in part c? Will this always work? Why or why not?
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