Question 316168
Start with the intercept (0,5).
Plot it.
{{{drawing(300,300 ,-10,10,-2, 10, grid(1),circle(0,5,.3),graph(300,300,-10,10,-2, 10,0))}}}
Now use the slope, {{{m=3/4}}}
Slope is change in y over change in x.
So, if I change 4 in x, y will change 3.
So to plot the next point, start at the y-intercept.
Move 4 units in x.
{{{xp=0+4=4}}}
Then move 3 units in y.
{{{yp=5+3=8}}}
(4,8).
Plot that point.
{{{drawing(300,300 ,-10,10,-2, 10, grid(1),circle(0,5,.3),circle(4,8,0.3),graph(300,300,-10,10,-2, 10,0))}}}
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Finally connect the points with a line that goes through both of them.
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{{{drawing(300,300 ,-10,10,-2, 10, grid(1),circle(0,5,.3),circle(4,8,0.3),graph(300,300,-10,10,-2, 10,(3/4)x+5))}}}