3 years ago

Graph the line y=-5/3x-1

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Pepsi [2]3 years ago

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Answer:

Put a dot on -1. Go down 5 and then 3 to the right. You will have two points which is enough to make a line. Grab a ruler and connect both of them. You have the line y=-5/3x-1 graphed

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