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Chapter 4: Q. 409 (page 538)

Find the equation of the line shown in the graph. Write the equation in slope–intercept form.

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Equation of the line is y=6

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Step 1. Given information

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Step 2. Equation of the line 

We can see in the graph that this line is passes through 2 points,

(0,6) and (-3,6).

Slope of the line is

m=6-6-3-0=0

So equation of the line passes through (0,3) and having slope is 0

y-y1=mx-x1y-6=0(x+3)y=6

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