Question

How to put -2x+4 on a graph And a explanation on how to use the terms on the graph

Answer 1

The function

`f(x)=-2x+4`

Is a linear function, which means it is a straight line. To draw this graph you could find two points that belong to this lines, and draw a straight line that passes through those points. The easiest are the intercepts.

x-intercept:

`0=-2x+4\Rightarrow x=2`

(2, 0)

y-intercept:

`f(0)=4`

(0, 4)

The graph of this function looks like this: