Question

How do you show g(x)=x-3 on a graph

Answer 1

The function g(x) = x - 3 graphed will indicate a slope of a line that equals 1 and whose line cuts the x-axis and the y-axis on the following coordinates (3, -3). See graph attached.

What is a graph?

In mathematics, a graph is defined as a graphical representation or diagram that organizes facts or values. The graph's points frequently reflect the relationship between two or more objects.

Given the function g(x) = x - 3,

This means that our slope m = 1 [that is 1x);

While the y-intercept or constant is [-3]

hence,

y = x -3

To derive the possible points on the graph:

We insert arbitrary values as x starting from "0" to get the value of y

Where x = 0

y = 0-3

= -3

repeat for 1 through 10 to get the figures on the table.  See the results when graphed in the attached image.

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