Question

What is the equation of the line?

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A. y = -3/2x
B. y = -2/3x
C. y = 2/3x
D. y = 3/2x

Answer 1

it is either a or d i m leaning to a though...

Answer 2

plz put proof with ur work thx

Answer 3

@Nnesha

Answer 4

Answer is c.

Answer 5

how i cant see that...

Answer 6

the x-axis is before the y-axis

Answer 7

A or D
lets cancel out 2 options
by just knowing this
if the line is increasing then you will get positive slope
if the line is decreasing then slope would be negative

Answer 8

hmmmm... one sec

Answer 9

oh so d? because the line is increasing

Answer 10

slope = rise over
y-intercept is a point where line intersect y-axis
so how many units it's going up from the y-intercept and then right ?

Answer 11

why is it D why not C ?

Answer 12

like i said line is increasing so A B can't be the answer

Answer 13

ok, let me try c

Answer 14

Take any 2 points that the line is passing through. I've taken (3,2) and (0,0). Then you use the standard line equation: (y-y1)={(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)}*(x-x1)

Answer 15

Here: y1=2, x1=3, y2=0, x2=0.

Answer 16

the line does not intercept with c

Answer 17

WAIT!!!!!

Answer 18

RISE TO RUN CORRECT???

Answer 19

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Houdini_Dragon
the line does not intercept with c
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with x what do you mean ?

Answer 20

2 up and 3 across

Answer 21

i dunno why x is there that is just part of the answer choice

Answer 22

perhaps it is because of the x-axis

Answer 23

y=mx+B is a slope intercept where m is slope and b is y-intercept
x is variable with slope that supposed to be there

Answer 24

u r right it is c, because the rise is 2, and the run is 3

Answer 25

ok

Answer 26

so yes right