If you wanted to make the graph of y = 8x - 10 less steep, as well as shift the

y-intercept of this line down, which equation could you use?

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Garrett Dodson

6 February, 08:32

If you wanted to make the graph of y = 8x - 10 less steep, as well as shift the

y-intercept of this line down, which equation could you use?

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Kaila Esparza · Answer 1

4x-15=y

Step-by-step explanation:

The higher the rise over the run the more steep your slope will be thus 4x is less steep than 8x because it does not rise as much.

The y intercept shifted downward means anything (-10>b) can be plausible for b.

If you wanted to make the graph of y = 8x - 10 less steep, as well as shift they-intercept of this line down, which equation could you use?

If you wanted to make the graph of y = 8x - 10 less steep, as well as shift the

y-intercept of this line down, which equation could you use?