Question 1201633
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Grab some graph paper.
Plot the point (-2,2)
{{{
drawing(400,400,-4,4,-2,6,
graph(400,400,-4,4,-2,6),
grid(1),
red(
circle(-2,2,0.06),
circle(-2,2,0.08),
circle(-2,2,0.10),
circle(-2,2,0.12),
circle(-2,2,0.14)
)
)
}}}


Then move 2 units up and 1 unit to the right
This will have you go from (-2,2) to (-1,4)
{{{
drawing(400,400,-4,4,-2,6,
graph(400,400,-4,4,-2,6),
grid(1),
red(
circle(-2,2,0.06),
circle(-2,2,0.08),
circle(-2,2,0.10),
circle(-2,2,0.12),
circle(-2,2,0.14),
circle(-1,4,0.06),
circle(-1,4,0.08),
circle(-1,4,0.10),
circle(-1,4,0.12),
circle(-1,4,0.14)
)
)
}}}
The last step is to draw a straight line through those two points.
Extend the line as far as you can in both directions.
{{{
drawing(400,400,-4,4,-2,6,
graph(400,400,-4,4,-2,6,-100,-100,2x+6),
grid(1),
red(
circle(-2,2,0.06),
circle(-2,2,0.08),
circle(-2,2,0.10),
circle(-2,2,0.12),
circle(-2,2,0.14),
circle(-1,4,0.06),
circle(-1,4,0.08),
circle(-1,4,0.10),
circle(-1,4,0.12),
circle(-1,4,0.14)
)
)
}}}
Desmos and GeoGebra are two graphing tools I recommend.
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