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How do you graph Y=5/11x+5

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You use the y=mx+b formula where the 5/11 is the slope or rise/ run and the 5 is the y intercept; so you put your first point at 5 on the y axis, then from there you take the 5/11 to mean you go up 5 spaces from the y intercept and then go over to the right 11 spaces and to draw the line in the other direction you go down 5 spaces from the 5 or y intercept and then to the left 11 spaces because going down and to the left on a graph means both number in the slope are negative, and two negatives equals a positive
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y = 5/11 + 5

Slope (m) (rise/run): 5/11
Y-intercept: 5

-Pic of Graph (Not very good, but I tried!!) (x-axis is counting is by 1's) (y-axis is counting by 5's)
How do you graph Y=5/11x+5-example-1
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