Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

I'm guessing you want a graph? I can't give you one, but I can help you make one.

To find intercepts, plug in zero for the opposite variable. So:

y-int: y=(1/5)0-6

        y=-6. The y-int point is (0,-6)

x-int: 0=(1/5)x-6

        6=(1/5)x

       30=x. The x-int point is (30, 0)

Also, the slope is 1/5, so you go up 1, go right 5. This should help :))