Answer
The graph will change because now (replacing -3 with 4):
As x increases, y increases
Greater magnitude of rate of change
(replacing 2 with 0):
The y-intercept would be 0
The graph would intersect the origin
Work Step by Step
As x increases on the graph of y=-3x+2 y decreases, because the slope is negative. If the slope is changed from -3 to 4, as a result of changing the slope from negative to positive, now, as x increases, y will increase. The y values on the graph with a slope of 4 will increase faster than the y values on the graph with a slope of -3 as x increases because the magnitude of the slope is greater (4$\gt$3).
The graph would change if 2 was replaced by 0, because the y-intercept would be 0. In other words, the graph would intersect the origin, or the point (0,0). Also, the whole graph would be translated down two units.
