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The weight of a puppy is modeled by 2x - y=-2, where x represents the puppy's age in weeks and y represents its weight in pounds. Which graph models the puppy's growth…

The weight of a puppy is modeled by 2x - y=-2, where x represents the puppy's age in weeks and y represents its weight in pounds. Which graph models the puppy's growth…
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The weight of a puppy is modeled by 2x - y=-2, where x represents the puppy's age in

weeks and y represents its weight in pounds. Which graph models the puppy's growth?

The weight of a puppy is modeled by 2x - y=-2, where x represents the puppy's age-example-1
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Answer:

Graph H

Explanation:

intercept (0,2)

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