Mathematics, 09.10.2020 08:01 jacobballew2019
Consider the linear function that is represented by the equation y = negative 10 x + 6 and the linear function that is represented by the equation y minus 36 = 8 (x minus 4). Which statement is correct regarding their slopes and y-intercepts?
The function that is represented by the equation y = negative 10 x + 6 has a steeper slope and a greater y-intercept.
The function that is represented by the equation y = negative 10 x + 6 has a steeper slope, and the function that is represented by the equation y minus 36 = 8 (x minus 4) has a greater y-intercept.
The function that is represented by the equation y minus 36 = 8 (x minus 4) has a steeper slope, and the function that is represented by the equation y = negative 10 x + 6 has a greater y-intercept.
The function that is represented by the equation y minus 36 = 8 (x minus 4) has a steeper slope and a greater y-intercept.
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