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Can you identiy the intercerts and asymtoms of this equation?

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Previous Question: Write equations for the vertical and the horizontal lines passing through the point (2,7) in (x,y) -coordinates. Next Question: I don't get this question. I know it hads to do with ax+by+c=0. If you can help me that will be great because I have a test on this.

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