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The equation of a line, y=−3x−5, has a y-intercept of −5 and passes through which point? A (−3, 4) B (1, 0) C (−2, 3) D (−1, −7)

The equation of a line, y=−3x−5, has a y-intercept of −5 and passes through which point? A (−3, 4) B (1, 0) C (−2, 3) D (−1, −7)
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The equation of a line, y=−3x−5, has a y-intercept of −5 and passes through which point?

A (−3, 4)
B (1, 0)
C (−2, 3)
D (−1, −7)

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A. (-3,4)
I graphed it on my calculator
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User Faheem
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Answer:

(-3,4)

Explanation:

graphed it

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