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Paul Delhanty · Answer 1 · 2022-01-21T04:16:05+0000

Answer:

$\boxed{\textsf{ The required graph of y = 4x will be a straight line passing through the origin . }}$

Explanation:

Here we need to plot the graph for the function given to us . The function is ,

$\sf \implies f(x)= 4x$

In order to plot a graph let us assume that ,

$\sf\implies y = f(x)$

Hence we now get , that ,

$\sf\implies y = 4x$

Now let's find out some values of x and y taking which we will plot the graph .

• So , firstly let , x = 0 then y will be equal to 4*0 = 0 . Hence we got one coordinates as (0,0) .

• Secondly let x = 1 , then y will be equal to 4*1 = 4 . Hence we get the third coordinate as (4,0) .

• Thirdly let us take that x = 0.5 then y will be equal to 4*0.5 = 2 . Hence we got the third coordinate as ( 0.5 , 2 )

• Fourthly let x = -0.5 then y will be equal to 4*-0.5 = -2 . Hence the fourth coordinate will be (-0.5 , -2)

Now when we plot it's graph taking suitable scale then it will look something like that as shown in attachment .

For the graph of y = 4x kindly refer to the attachment :) .

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