Generating the graph (curves) of the appropriate function is the process of graphing a function.
While graphing simple functions including linear, quadratic, cubic, etc. is fairly easy, complex functions like rational, logarithmic, etc. require some expertise and an understanding of certain mathematical ideas.
Showing the curve that expresses a function on a coordinate plane is known as graphing a function.
Every of the curve's points will satisfy the function equation if the curve (or graph) represents the function.

The general expression for a straight path is y=mx+c.

Since our graph's y-cut is at (0,3), the value of c is 3.

We then use the equation m=y2-y1/x2-x1 to calculate the gradient, which is "m" on the equation.

The equation is then obtained by replacing the m and c.

Equation $y=\frac{1}{3} x +3$ represents the graphed function.

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