hasWe can solve this problem by several ways, but let us use the x-intercept and y-intercept cross-examination to get the correct graph
Note: at x-intercept, y=0
at y-intercept, x = 0
for the problem, y+3=2 (x+3)
at x-intercept, put y =0 into the equation of the line
0 + 3= 2(x+3)
3=2x+6
2x = 3-6
2x = -3
x= -3/2
x= -1.5
This means the x- intercpet of the graph is -1.5
at y-intercept, put x = 0 into the equation of the line
y + 3 = 2 (0 +3)
y + 3= 2(3)
y+3=6
y=6-3
y=3
This means the y- intercpet of the graph is 3
To get the correct option, look for the graph that have x-intercept at x = -1.5 and y-intercept at y=3
From the graphs, we can see only option D has x = -1.5 and y-intercept at y=3
Hence, the correct option is option D