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How do I graph y+x= -3

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Answer:

Use Desmos.com/calculator

Explanation:

Remember, y=mx+b

y is equal to any given y point

x is equal to any given x point

m is equal to slope

b is equal to the y-intercept, or where x = 0 and the line crosses the horizon line.

In order to graph the line correctly, you have to isolate y.

y+x=-3

y=-x-3 would be equal to y=mx+b format

slope is negative 1

y intercept is negative 3

start on the y line, go to (0,-3) and start your line.

slope is negative 1, so you go down one and right one.

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