A line, whose equation is y = mx + b, is shown below. What can be said about the values of m and b? A. m is negative, b is negative B. m is negative, b is positive C. m is positive, b is negative D. m is positive, b is positive
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In this case, the line is going down from left to right, indicating a negative slope. ** Show more…
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