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Graph the following line:

b. y= -5/2

Graph the following line: b. y= -5/2-example-1
User Grabury
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Ok so…. The “x” line goes horizontal and the “y” line goes diagonal. First thing you want to look at is if there’s a negative sign, the line is going to be pointing left like this:
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From the center of the graph (called the origin) count up 5 units and left 2 units. Then graph that point. Then to graph another point, from the origin, move right 2 units and down 5 units then plot a point. Your graph should look kind of like this:

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Remember: you know you did this correctly when you can draw a STRAIGHT line that connects all the dots

Hope this helped :)
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