Question 992547

{{{y=3x-2}}}

all you need is to pick two points because a line is defined by two points

easiest way is to pick {{{x}}} and {{{y}}}-intercepts as two points

{{{x}}}-intercept is at point ({{{x}}},{{{0}}}) 

{{{y}}}-intercept is at point ({{{0}}},{{{y}}}) 

table:

{{{x}}} |{{{y}}}

{{{0}}} |{{{-2}}}...=>{{{y=3*0-2}}}=>{{{y=-2}}}

{{{}}} |{{{0}}}...=>{{{0=3x-2}}}=>{{{3x=2}}}=>{{{x=2/3}}}

plot the points and draw a line through


{{{drawing( 600, 600, -10, 10, -10, 10,
circle(0,-2,.12),locate(0,-2,p(0,-2)),
circle(2/3,0,.12),locate(2/3,0,p(2/3,0)),
 graph( 600, 600, -10, 10, -10, 10, 3x-2)) }}}