Algebra 2 Trouble :/

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In answer A, the equation for the line -x-2 is incorrect. Remember that y=-x-2 has a slope of negative 1. You can see in answer A that the line has a positive slope, so it's not the right line

anonymous · Answer

$y=-x-2$ is a line with a negative slope (namely $-1$) 
there is only one choice with a line of negative slope

anonymous · Answer

Ok, well if you have an equation of a line like y=mx+b, where m and b are numbers, the number m is the slope. And a positive slope line points up and to the right, and a negative slope line points up and to the left

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Yep, and since it's the only graph where the line has a negative slope you know it has to be the right answer

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