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2. Line ( has a slope of -7 and a y-intercept of 12. What is the equation for line in slope-intercept form? y =12x-7 y=-7x+12 --7x+12y=0which one of those equations are true

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The general form of a straight line graph is: y = mx + c

where m and c are the slope and slope-intercept respectively.

from the question given, the slope (m) = -7

and the intercept (c) = 12

substituting the values into y = mx + c

then y = -7x + 12

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