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How would I graph y = 5/3 x -9

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-9 would be the y intercept and 5/3 is the slope/gradient.

The y intercept shows there should be a point at (0, -9) on the y axis.

From that point you can use the slope and go up 5 and over to the right 3 before plotting the next point. You can keep doing that in that direction and you can also go in the reverse by going down 5 and to the left 3 if necessary in the graph.

In the end it would look like this.
How would I graph y = 5/3 x -9-example-1
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