How can I graph both y = (1/2)x + 3 and -x + 2y = 6 on one graph.Whats the intercept?
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There are infinite answers because it’s the same line. If u add x on both sides then divide by 2 u will get y=(1/2)x+3. (As for graphing in standard form just put in any value for x and solve for y and that’s one coordinate and do it again for another them draw a line connecting them.) attached I have what the graph should look. (The website I used was Desmos.com in case u ever want to use it)
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