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Graph the linear equation y=3x+1
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Graph the linear equation y=3x+1

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Answer:

(0,1) (3,2) OR (0,1) (1,3)

Explanation:

The (+1) in the equation means you go up one from (0,0) so you start with that.

Then you move on to 3x. 3 is equal to 3/1. This is the slope. So you go across 3 and up one. Imma a bit rusty so it might be over 1 up 3.

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