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Graph the linear equation using the slope intercept form . -11x+2y=1

Graph the linear equation using the slope intercept form . -11x+2y=1-example-1
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We will have the following:

*First: We solve for y:


-9x+2y=1\Rightarrow2y=9x+1
\Rightarrow y=(9)/(2)x+(1)/(2)

*Second: We determine two sets of points that belong to the line. In our case we will solve for x = 0 & x = 2. So we would get:

*For x = 0:


y=(9)/(2)(0)+(1)/(2)\Rightarrow y=(1)/(2)

So, we would have the point:


(0,(1)/(2))

*For x = 1:


y=(9)/(2)(1)+(1)/(2)\Rightarrow y=5

So, we would have the point:


(1,5)

*Third: We graph:

Graph the linear equation using the slope intercept form . -11x+2y=1-example-1
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