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It's not a question unless you end it with a question mark or add intonation.
Nc, I was trying to attach the pdf
The first one is. y=2
y=2 for the first, y=-1x
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Sorry, the second one is y=-x + 5, I hit the wrong button.
That wasn't one of the options
First you have y=mx + b. m = rise over run, in the case of the first , y does not change, the second you go from (-5)/5 = m. Then find where the equation crosses the y-axis. This is b.
The form for your answer is y=-x + 5 is the same as x+y-5=0.
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