Which line on the graph represents the equation y=3x-2 line b
line a
line d
line c

Line A.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you put x as zero into 3x-2, you get 3(0)-2. That equals -2. Therefore, y = -2. When x=0, that is the y-intercept, so the y-intercept is -2. Line A crosses the y-axis at -2, so line A has that y-intercept.

Slope is always y/x. On a graph, that is the number of squares UP over the number of squares ACROSS. Counting, we get, 3 squares up over 1 square across for line A. 3/1= 3. The slope is the number we multiply by x. In the equation, that is 3, because we see 3x, and no sign or space between 2 numbers automatically means we multiply. So line A also has the correct slope.

In linear equations (straight lines), the same slope and y-intercept are enough to tell you that the equation matches the line.

Therefore, the answer is A!

x=1

Vertex: (1,20)

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