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Y=3/5x+3 graph the line

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We want to graph the line:


y=(3)/(5)x+3

For doing so, we will choose two different x-values, and we will find its correspondent y-values. This gives us two different points, and when we trace the line that passes through those points, we will have the line we wanted.

In this exercise, we will choose x=0, and x=5.

For x = 0


y=(3)/(5)(0)+3=0+3=3

This gives us the point (0,3).

For x = 5


y=(3)/(5)(5)+3=(15)/(5)+3=3+3=6

This gives us the second point: (5,6).

Now, graphing the points on a cartesian plane, and drawing the line between them, we obtain:

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