Hi

Graph and label the given equation on a coordinate axes

2x+3y=6    |if x = 0  then y = 2   Pt(0,2) on y-axis

                   |if y = 0  then x = 3   Pt(3,0) on x-axis





            

Answer by josmiceli(19441)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
 

Subtract  from both sides



Divide both sides by 



This is in slope-intercept form 

 (slope)

 y-intercept

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When ,









So, (3,0) is on the line, and

(0,2) is on the line



 

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