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How to graph y=2x+1
-2x=y=-2

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Answer:

For y=2x+1

The line y=2x+1 has a y-intercept of +1, so begin with a point at (0,1)

and its slope is 2/1, which means from there you go Up 2 and Right 1.

Follow that pattern until you can draw a straight line through all the points.

For -2x=y=-2

In this point it only passes (0,2) and (1.0)

Have a wonderful day! :-)

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