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Use the two points and the line to find the y-intercept a. (-1, -1) b. (-2, -6) c. (- 3/4, 0) d. (0, 4)​

Use the two points and the line to find the y-intercept a. (-1, -1) b. (-2, -6) c. (- 3/4, 0) d. (0, 4)​
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Use the two points and the line to find the y-intercept

a. (-1, -1)
b. (-2, -6)
c. (- 3/4, 0)
d. (0, 4)​

Use the two points and the line to find the y-intercept a. (-1, -1) b. (-2, -6) c-example-1
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User Koustuv Sinha
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Answer:

0,4, That is the y intercept.

Explanation:

Hope I helped :)

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