In Exercises 65–67, graph each linear function. 65. f(x) 3 --x + 3 (Section 2.4, Example 5) 66. -2x + y = 6 (Section 2.4, Example 1) 67. f(x) = -5 (Section 2.4, Example 6)
In Exercises 65–67, graph each linear function. 65. f(x) 3 --x + 3 (Section 2.4, Example 5) 66. -2x + y = 6 (Section 2.4, Example 1) 67. f(x) = -5 (Section 2.4, Example 6)
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Section11.5: Choosing A Data Display
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