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Graph The Lines (Algebra 1)

Graph The Lines Algebra 1 class=

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Your equations are in the slope-intercept form of a line.  The equations are make up of a slope and a y-intercept.

y = mx + b  The m is the slope (the steepness of the line) and b is the y-intercept.  This is where the line crosses the y axis.

I would start with the y intercept.  Look at the first equation

y = x -8  The -8 tells us that this graph crosses the y axis at (0,-8)  From that point, we will use the slope.  The slope is the number before the x.  If we do not see a number than it is 1.  We want to make this a fraction. What is 1 as a fraction?  1/1  This means that from -8 where the graph crosses the y axis we will follow the pattern of up one, one to the right.

Let's look at the second graph

y = -x + 5.  This tells us that we cross the y axis at (0,5).  Our slope is -1.  What is -1 as a fraction?  -1/1.  This means that we will move down 1 and right one.  We will follow that pattern.

Let's look at the third graph

y = 3/4x - 1  We cross the y axis at (0,-1)  From that point we move up 3 and right 4.

y = 3 means that no matter what x is, y will be -3.  This creates a horizontal line.

x = -4 means that not matter what y is, x will be -4.  This creates a vertical line.

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