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Which of the following is an equation for the line shown in the graph?
A) y = 2x + 2
B) y = x/4 - 2
C) y = 8x + 2
D) y = -2x + 4
E) y = 4x - 2
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As you can see 1 unit increase in X causes 4 unit increase in Y. So the slope (coefficient) is 4. Only E satisfies this condition.
As you can see 1 unit increase in X causes 4 unit increase in Y. So the slope (coefficient) is 4. Only E satisfies this condition.
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Hi iMyself,
If you're ever unsure about graphing/line rules, remember that the points on the line MUST 'fit' the equation for the line. Consider the point (2, 6) - for which of those answers will X=2 and Y=6 'fit'? If the equation does NOT balance when plugging in those values, then that equation CANNOT be the answer. With that co-ordinate, you can eliminate Answers B, C and D. Next, try the second point that you know: (1.2) - which equation can you eliminate?
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GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
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If you're ever unsure about graphing/line rules, remember that the points on the line MUST 'fit' the equation for the line. Consider the point (2, 6) - for which of those answers will X=2 and Y=6 'fit'? If the equation does NOT balance when plugging in those values, then that equation CANNOT be the answer. With that co-ordinate, you can eliminate Answers B, C and D. Next, try the second point that you know: (1.2) - which equation can you eliminate?
Final Answer:
GMAT assassins aren't born, they're made,
Rich
