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How to find the graph of an equation using slope and y-intercept?
Slope and y-intercept are used to graph an equation in the following ways:
- The equation y = mx + b's y-intercept is equal to b.
- Draw a y-intercept plot. The key message is (0, b).
- To solve the equation y = mx + b, get the slope=m.
- Rise above from (0,b) by m units and to the right by 1 unit.
- With your line, join those two spots together.
How to solve it?
To solve the question we follow the steps in the given instructions.
- The intercept is 1000
- Plot (0,1000)
- The slope is 150
- Make a rise of 150 units upwards and a run of 1 unit to the right. That gives our second point on the line (1,1150)
- We then join our line to get the required graph.
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