Find the shift, the new model points and the equation of the asymptote: y = -3x + 2 - 1

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??????????????????? "model points" ????????????????

?????????????????? "shift" ????????????????????

????? "asymptote" is wot direkshun line tend tuward, such as x gotu infinity...

dont appli heer, kauz yu dont hav a kerv

yu hav a strate line...Y=-3x+1, so slope=-3 & y=1 wen x=0
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