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1. Reading and Understanding Graphs / Slope of Linear Graphs / Problem 4
Problem 4
How does a line with a slope of -2 visually differ from a line with a slope of 2 on a graph?
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Both lines slope upward from left to right.
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The line with a slope of -2 is horizontal, while the line with a slope of 2 is vertical.
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Both lines slope downward from left to right.
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The line with a slope of -2 slopes downward from left to right, while the line with a slope of 2 slopes upward.
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