Graph the following and determine in which quadrants the graphs lie: y= 1/3x

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natta225 [31]3 years ago

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y = 1/3x

The slope is 1/3 ( the slope is the number with the variable x).

There is no other operation ( addition or subtraction) so the y- intercept is 0

The first point of the graph would be (0,0)

Calculate another point , lets use x = 3

y = 1/3(3) = 1

The second point is (3,1)

The line of the graph is an angled line which is located in quadrant 1 and 3.

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