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What is X- y= 3 in a graph

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You must first put the equation into slope-intercept form (y = mx + b). To do this, subtract x from both sides to isolate y. Then, since y will be negative, divide each side by -1, resulting in y = x - 3. Since a 1 is understood to be in front of the x, the slope is 1

How to graph:

x-0 y- -3 or (0,-3)

x- 3 y-0 or (3,0)

If you graph these points you should get your graph

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