Using the slope-intercept method to graph this equation, in what order should these points on the line be drawn 6(2x-4y)=3(2x+4)

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6(2x-4y)=3(2x+4)
(2x-4y)=3/6(2x+4)
2x-4y=1/2(2x+4)
2(x-2y)=1/2x2(x+2)
x-2y=1/2(x+2)
x-2y=1/2x+1
x-1/2x=1+2y
x/2-1=2y
y-y1=m(x-x1) that is slope point intercept form
now plugin some points and get according y values so u can graph

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