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Graph the equation. y=−1/6x−3 (i think the points are (0,-3) and (-1,3) am I right?)

Graph the equation. y=−1/6x−3 (i think the points are (0,-3) and (-1,3) am I right?)
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Graph the equation.
y=−1/6x−3
(i think the points are (0,-3) and (-1,3) am I right?)

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User Aderbal Farias
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We can not really graph the equation because there is no graph, but the two points would be (-1,3),(-1,-9)
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