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Determining Points of a Linear Function Quick (С | Drag and drop the tiles with the coordinate points, so they match up with an equation that they satisfy (0,5) y = 13x + 5 y = -3.x y = x - 10 (0.0 ( 82) (-2,-21) (-5, -15) (-39) Done Intro

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