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To graph a linear equation, one must first simplify it into the slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, where m is equal to the slope of the line. Next, one must find the x and y coordinates. By making x equal to zero the equation can be simplified into y=b, giving the coordinate (0,b). Plot this point on your graph. By making y equal to zero, the equation becomes x=[(-b)/m], giving the coordinate ([(-b)/m], 0). Plot this point on your graph. Once you have both coordinates marked, simply connect these two points with a line.



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To graph a linear equation, one must first simplify it into the slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, where m is equal to the slope of the line. Next, one must find the x and y coordinates. By making x equal to zero the equation can be simplified into y=b, giving the coordinate (0,b). Plot this point on your graph. By making y equal to zero, the equation becomes x=[(-b)/m], giving the coordinate ([(-b)/m], 0). Plot this point on your graph. Once you have both coordinates marked, simply connect these two points with a line.



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Hiw to grapgh a linear equation? - Answers

To graph a linear equation, one must first simplify it into the slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, where m is equal to the slope of the line. Next, one must find the x and y coordinates. By making x equal to zero the equation can be simplified into y=b, giving the coordinate (0,b). Plot this point on your graph. By making y equal to zero, the equation becomes x=[(-b)/m], giving the coordinate ([(-b)/m], 0). Plot this point on your graph. Once you have both coordinates marked, simply connect these two points with a line.

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      To graph a linear equation, one must first simplify it into the slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, where m is equal to the slope of the line. Next, one must find the x and y coordinates. By making x equal to zero the equation can be simplified into y=b, giving the coordinate (0,b). Plot this point on your graph. By making y equal to zero, the equation becomes x=[(-b)/m], giving the coordinate ([(-b)/m], 0). Plot this point on your graph. Once you have both coordinates marked, simply connect these two points with a line.

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