Answer:
All the above except "one point"
Step-by-step explanation:
Using one point and the slope of the line, we can find the slope intercept form and graph it from that.
Using one point wouldn't be enough data to graph a line.
Using one of the intercepts and the slope of the line will give is enough data to put it in slope intercept without having solve anything so we can graph it right away.
Using both intercepts lets us find the slope and we can then put it in slope intercept form to solve.
Using two points will let us solve for the slope and y-intercept in slope intercept form so we can graph them.
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