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How do you graph linear equation x+y=4

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Explanation:

To graph the linear equation, convert x+y=4 into y= -x+4. This means that y= mx+b is y=-x+4. So m = -1 and b =4.

Start with b by finding 4 on the y-axis. Plot a point. Then from this point move down 1 unit and 1 unit to the right to (1,3). Plot this point. Connect the points.

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