How would I graph 3x−y=1 ? I got as far as -y = -3x + 1 but I think I have to make the y positive and I forgot how to do that

Kha asked Jul 10, 2023

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How would I graph 3x−y=1 ?

I got as far as -y = -3x + 1 but I think I have to make the y positive and I forgot how to do that

Kha asked Jul 10, 2023

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Explanation:

3x-y= 1

bring 3x to the right so it become negative

-y= 1 - 3x

divide by -1 for each expression

y = -1 + 3x

arrange it by bring 3x to the front side

y = 3x-1

Karl Glaser answered Jul 16, 2023

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