Mathematics, 16.01.2021 20:30, kivking12

The graphs of x=2(y-4) and x=5(y-4) are shown below. How does the graph of x=2(y-4) compare with the graph of x=5(y-4)

A. The graph of x=2(y-4) crosses the y-axis lower than the graph of x=5(y-4)

B. The graph of x=2(y-4) has greater slope than the graph of x=5(y-4)

C. The graph of x=5(y-4) has greater slope than the graph of x=2(y-4)

D. The graph of x=2(y-4) crosses the y-axis higher than the graph of x=5(y-4)

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