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How do you graph an algebraic expression? - Answers

To graph an algebraic expression, you must first make it into an equation that takes slope intercept form. Ex:The y value=slope(m) times the x value plus the y-intercept(b). Then you draw a graph and set your pencil on the corresponding y-intercept. Remember, slope is rise over run so count how many spaces up or down and then count the spaces to the right or left.Draw a line that goes through these points and then you have your line! ~Hope It Helps



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To graph an algebraic expression, you must first make it into an equation that takes slope intercept form. Ex:The y value=slope(m) times the x value plus the y-intercept(b). Then you draw a graph and set your pencil on the corresponding y-intercept. Remember, slope is rise over run so count how many spaces up or down and then count the spaces to the right or left.Draw a line that goes through these points and then you have your line! ~Hope It Helps



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How do you graph an algebraic expression? - Answers

To graph an algebraic expression, you must first make it into an equation that takes slope intercept form. Ex:The y value=slope(m) times the x value plus the y-intercept(b). Then you draw a graph and set your pencil on the corresponding y-intercept. Remember, slope is rise over run so count how many spaces up or down and then count the spaces to the right or left.Draw a line that goes through these points and then you have your line! ~Hope It Helps

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