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When graphing, what do you do after you graph your y-intercept?

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Answer:

If it is in y=mx+b form, you use your slope.

Step-by-step explanation:

In the equation y=5x+0, you would graph a point at (0,0). Next you would go up five and to the right one b/c 5 is really 5/1. The top number tells up or down and the bottom number tells you left or right. Left/down is negative and right/up is positive. In the equation y=4x-3, you would plot a point at (0,-3). Then go up four and right one. In the equation y=1/5 x+4, you would plot a point at (0,4). Then go up one and to the right 5.

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