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If the figure above is drawn to scale, which of the followin
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If the figure above is drawn to scale, which of the following could be the equation of line m?
(A) 6y + 6x = 7
(B) 3y = –4x – 3
(C) 5y + 10 = –4x
(D) y = 2
(E) x = –2
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B & C Y intercept is negative
C & D parallel to X and Y axis
Option A
C & D parallel to X and Y axis
Option A
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Since there are no numbers on the graph, the exact equation of the line cannot be determined, but the line has a negative slope (it points down when
reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin).
Change the answers to slope-intercept form (y = mx + b, where m = slope and
b = y-intercept). First note that (D) and (E) cannot be the answers—choice
(D) represents a horizontal line crossing through (0, 2), and choice (E)
represents a vertical line passing through (–2, 0).
The only choice with a negative slope and a positive y-intercept is choice (A).
reading from left to right) and a positive y-intercept (it crosses the y-axis
above the origin).
Change the answers to slope-intercept form (y = mx + b, where m = slope and
b = y-intercept). First note that (D) and (E) cannot be the answers—choice
(D) represents a horizontal line crossing through (0, 2), and choice (E)
represents a vertical line passing through (–2, 0).
The only choice with a negative slope and a positive y-intercept is choice (A).
