SOLUTION: graph the linear equation by solving for y first
2x+3y=-15
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Question 620218: graph the linear equation by solving for y first
2x+3y=-15
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graph the linear equation by solving for y first
2x+3y=-15
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Solve for y
The graph is a straight line, so you need 2 points.
Pick 2 values for x and find the 2 for y.
Plot the 2 points.
Draw a line thru them.
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