Hi,

graphing equations:

 Using the standard slope-intercept form for an equation of a line y = mx + b

  where m is the slope and b the y-intercept.  

x+y=6  Pt(0,6) y = -x +6    m = -1 < 0  line slants to the left

x-y=5  Pt(0,-5)y = x-5

x-y=-3 Pt(0,3) y = x+3

2x+y=2 Pt(0,2) y = -2x+2    m = -2 < 0  line slants to the left

x+y=-3 Pt(0,-3) y = -x-3    m = -1 < 0  line slants to the left

x-2y=6 Pt(0,-3) y = (1/2)x- 3



 

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