SOLUTION: How do you graph y = 6/5x-4?

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Question 120734: How do you graph y = 6/5x-4?
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
In order to graph this equation, we only need two points to create a straight line


So let's pick simple values to plug into x


Start with the given equation


Plug in (you can start with any number, but zero is the easiest number to work with)


Multiply


Subtract


So when , the value of y is . This means we have the first point (0,-4)



-------------Now let's find another point------------



Start with the given equation


Plug in (since the denominator is 5, choosing the value of 5 makes the fraction go away)


Multiply


Reduce

Subtract


So when , the value of y is . This means we have the second point (5,2)




So we have the two points (0,-4) and (5,2)



Now plot these two points on a coordinate system





Now draw a straight line through them. This line is the graph of



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