Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Whenever we have to graph a linear line, you must understand what the numbers in (y=mx+b) mean
The "b" is the y-intercept, which means where the line hits the y-axis. (which in this case, its (0,0), thus b=0, which mean there isn't a "b" in the equation
The "m" or to help better, its the "#" in the equation that determines how steep and if it's a negatove or positive
First you must know if the graph is going down or up (which is by looking rather the "m" is positive or negative)
If negative... then you start from up and then go down (from left to right)
if it was positive, it would start below and go up (from left to right)
and the slope is (rise over run) so that means you rise up or down first adn then run to the right, which in this case the slope would be:
[tex]-2=\frac-{2}{1}[/tex]
so rise down (since 2 is negative) and run to the right by 1
and you do this pattern repeatedly with the rest of the points
(Helper's note: I hope this helps, coz not going to lie, I usually do better at explaining with numbers than with words)
