SOLUTION: graph an equation using the slope intercept form y=5x-6

Question 765028: graph an equation using the slope intercept form y=5x-6
Answer by stanbon(75887) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
graph an equation using the slope intercept form y=5x-6
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slope = 5
y-int = (0,-6)
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Put your pencil on (0,-6)
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Since m = 5, y increases 5 when x increase by 1.
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Move your pencil 1 to the right to (1,-6) then upwards 5 to (1,-1)
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Put a point at (1,-1)
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Draw a line that passes thru (0,-6) and (1,-1)
That is the graph you want.
Cheers,
Stan H.
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