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Graph the linear equation.find three points that solve the equation, then plot on the graph. -4y=x-18

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Step-by-step explanation:-

-4y goes on the y axis

and 18 goes on the x axis

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Explanation:

Answer:


Explanation:

First the solution to the equation

-4y = x - 18 Divide by - 4. Watch your signs.

-4y / -4 = x/-4 + 18/-4 Do the division. Notice the 18 needs to be divided by - 4 as well as the other two terms.

y = (-1/4)x - 4.5

Second the graph. See below.

Your original equation is what was graphed.

Third: The table with the points added to the graph.

Sample Calculation

x = 10

-4y = 10 - 18

-4y = - 8

y = -8/-4

y = 2

Point (10,2)

The graph on the right includes the table with 3 points plotted.

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