Question

Point slope graph y+2÷4(x+5)

Answer 1

See attachment for graph

Or

The slope intercept form is
`y=4x+18`

Explanation:

Assuming you want to graph the straight line given in point-slope form as

`y+2=4(x+5)`

Then we need at least two points on this line

When we compare to the point-slope formula
`y-y_1=m(x-x_1)` then we obtain (-5,-2) as a point on this line so we plot it.

When x=0, y=4(0+5)-2=18 so we plot (0,18)

We then draw a straight line through as shown in the attachment.

On the other hand, if you had wanted the equation slope intercept form, then we expand to obtain:

`y+2=4x+20`

`\implies y=4x+20-2`

`\implies y=4x+18`