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Summarize a strategy that can be used to graph Py+1=Qx

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you would need to get y be itself to make an equation so you would first subtract 1 from both sides--
Py = Qx - 1
Then you would need to divide both sides by P to have y by itself--
y = Qx-1/P
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Answer with explanation:

The given equation is

→ Py+1=Qx

→Qx-P y=1-----(1)

The given equation is equation in two variable , which represents a line.

To draw a line you need two distinct points.

Put, x=0, in equation 1

Gives, -Py=1


y=(-1)/(P)

Put, y=0, in equation 1

Qx=1


x=(1)/(Q)

So, the two points which we have to join to graph this equation is
((1)/(Q),0) \text{and} (0,(-1)/(P)).

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