6. Graph (x)= 2+5-2 with clearly marked points. Identify the domain and range.

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Q: Are the points (4,2) and (-4, -2) on the graph y=-2x+10

A: The points (4,2) and (-4,-2) and the graph y=-2x+10

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A: The given data is: Graph the line with slope 3 and passing through the point -5,2

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Q: What is meant by x-intercept?

A: Let's try an example.Consider the equation 2x+4y=8.

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