How do you graph y=1/2x -2

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Explanation:

the 1/2 is a gradient so you go up 1 for every 2 to the right

the -2 is the Y intercept so you start graphing the gradient from -2 on the Y axis

Xmarston answered Jul 12, 2021

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Answer:

Graphing y=1/2x-2 will look like this on the graph

UncleBounty answered Jul 16, 2021

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