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If m(x) is a linear function, where m(-3)=0, and m(1)=-4, determine the slope intercept equation for m(x),then find (-5). The equation of the line is: M(-5)=
If q(x) is a linear function, where q(-4)=5, and q(3)=3, determine the slope intercept equation for q(x), then find q(6). The equation of the line is: Q(6)=
If m(x) is a linear function, where m(-3)=0, and m(1)=-4, determine the slope intercept equation for m(x),then find (-5).
The equation of the line is:
M(-5)=
If q(x) is a linear function, where q(-4)=5, and q(3)=3, determine the slope intercept equation for q(x), then find q(6).
The equation of the line is:
Q(6)=
Bunny GreenfelderLv2
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