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How do you graph -2x - 8y equals 16? - Answers

Put x = 0 (cover up the x term). You are left with -8y = 16 and dividing by -8 gives y = -2 So (0, -2) is one point on the line. Put y = 0 (cover up the y term). You are left with -2x = 16 and dividing by -2 gives x = -8 So (-8, 0) is another point on the line. Join the two ponits and extend the line as required.



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Put x = 0 (cover up the x term). You are left with -8y = 16 and dividing by -8 gives y = -2 So (0, -2) is one point on the line. Put y = 0 (cover up the y term). You are left with -2x = 16 and dividing by -2 gives x = -8 So (-8, 0) is another point on the line. Join the two ponits and extend the line as required.



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How do you graph -2x - 8y equals 16? - Answers

Put x = 0 (cover up the x term). You are left with -8y = 16 and dividing by -8 gives y = -2 So (0, -2) is one point on the line. Put y = 0 (cover up the y term). You are left with -2x = 16 and dividing by -2 gives x = -8 So (-8, 0) is another point on the line. Join the two ponits and extend the line as required.

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