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If (p=-7) and (q=6) in (y=px+q), which statement is correct?

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Correct answer: The line falls and the y-intercept is positive

The equation is in the form y = px + q, where p is the slope and q is the y-intercept. Since p = -7 is negative, the line goes downward as x increases, so it falls. Since q = 6 is positive, the line meets the y-axis at 6. Option C has the correct intercept but is wrong because a horizontal line must have slope 0. Exam tip: the sign of the slope tells whether a line rises or falls.

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Linear EquationsSlopeY-InterceptCoordinate GeometryGraph BehaviorSign AnalysisSlope And Y InterceptIntroduction To Polynomials

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