Simone needs to graph the equation y=2x-5. She says that she should start graphing at the y-intercept (0,-5) and then draw a line with a slope of 2. Is someone correct?

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Simone needs to graph the equation y=2x-5. She says that she should start graphing at the y-intercept (0,-5) and then draw a line with a slope of 2. Is someone correct?

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Yes, -5 is where you would start and that is along the y int. The slope is a always times x In any equation. That is correct.

Tanmay Nehete answered Sep 12, 2019

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