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Answer 1

@Aveline @rishavraj @KendrickLamar2014 @precella_cute

Answer 2

First of all, the line is pointing downwards, so you know the slope is negative.

Answer 3

Two points are (0,4) and (6,-4)
Can you find the slope?

Answer 4

6,-4 it does stop on 6 it's more like 5.90 or something but yes I can find the slope

Answer 5

use desmos.com to graph if you need to.

Answer 6

I don't have to use a graph btw i use papa math or mathway for that thanks anyway

Answer 7

b and d are in the wrong answer....so a or c is correct

Answer 8

6,-4 it does stop on 6 it's more like 5.90 or something but yes I can find the slope @Aveline

Answer 9

(0,4)(6,-4)
y2-y1/x2-x1=m=slope
(-4)-(4)/(6)-(0)
=-8/6
=-3/4

Answer 10

/ I thought you subtract and when I did that it didn't give me a whole number

Answer 11

oh i see you reducing it

Answer 12

so where does the 4 come in @Aveline

Answer 13

Accidentally reduced incorrectly: -8/6 reduces to -4/3

Answer 14

so where does the 4 come in @Aveline

Answer 15

You're crossing the y-axis at (0,4), so it's +4

Answer 16

ok that's what i thought so would it be

Answer 17

Yes ^^

Answer 18

ok thanks for all you help I hate questions like there they always throw me off i have one more question for you