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Graph the equation -4x+4y=1
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Graph the equation -4x+4y=1

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Explanation:

If you solve for y, you find the graph has a slope of 1 and a y-intercept of 1/4. There are no points on the graph that have integer coordinates.

-4x +4y = 1

4y = 4x +1

y = x + 1/4

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