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Graph the following equation(y+5)=(x+1)Complete the graph by plotting a second point on the line

Graph the following equation(y+5)=(x+1)Complete the graph by plotting a second point-example-1
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We have the equation of the line:


y+5=x+1

This line is written in slope-point form.

This correspond to a line with slope m = 1 that passes through point (-1.-5).

We can find another point of the line by giving x a value, like x = 4, and calculating the corresponding value of y:


\begin{gathered} y+5=x+1 \\ y+5=4+1 \\ y+5=5 \\ y=5-5 \\ y=0 \end{gathered}

Then we have another point at (4,0).

Then, with these two points (-1,-5) and (4,0), we can graph the line as:

Graph the following equation(y+5)=(x+1)Complete the graph by plotting a second point-example-1
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