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Y-5x=0 need to plot points and graph

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grigory [225]3 years ago

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<span>Y-5x=0 is a linear equation (since the order is 1 only) in which when expressed in the standard form y = 5x, the line is inclined upward and has a slope of 5. in this case, it crosses through the points (0,0) as the y-intercept and (1/5, 0 ) as the y-intercept of the function </span>

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