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Question 14.16 y = -8 -4x a.) Find the y-intercept and slope b.) Determine weather the line slopes upward, slopes downward or is horizontal, without graphing the equation c.)Use two points to graph the equation. Solution a)y intercpt=-8 slope=-4 b)slopes down.

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