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Observe the graph :

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The graph of the line passes through the points \"\" and \"\".

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Find the \"\"-intercept :

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The line crosses the \"\"-axis at \"\", so the \"\"-intercept is \"\".

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Find the slope of the line :

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The points are passing through the line from \"\" to \"\", go down \"\" units and \"\" units to the left.

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So, the slope is \"\" (or) \"\".

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Find slope-intercept from the equation :

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The slope-intercept form of line equation is \"\".

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Here, \"\" is the \"\"-intercept on the graph and \"\" is slope.

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\"\"      (Substitute \"\" and \"\")

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\"\".

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Therefore, the slope-intercept form of the line equation is \"\".

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\"\"

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Check :

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The graph also passes through the point \"\".

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\"\"                (Line equation)

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\"\"            (Substitute \"\")

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\"\"                     (Simplify)

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\"\".

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Since the above statement is true, the slope-intercept form of the line equation is \"\".

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\"\"

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The slope-intercept form of the line equation is \"\".