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Graph using slop and y intercept y=-x+4

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Answer: The answer is in the attached image

Step-by-step explanation: Using the formula Y=mx+b, B is the Y-intercept, and you graph it at the point (0,b) or, for this problem, (0,4) the Y-intercept is where the Y is when X=0. The slope is M in this formula, slope is calculated in rise over run. So for the slope negative one, every one block it moves to the right, it moves one block down.

Graph using slop and y intercept y=-x+4-example-1
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