What numbers are equivalent to 1/4 1/6
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Okay, so first off, if you need to graph anything, I suggest Desmos, it's a website with an online graphing calculator. It saved my life for highschool geometry.
Now, to answer your question, your y-intercept is going to be at point (0,2). Your x-intercepts are going to be at points (-2,0) and (-4,0). Your point is at (-3,-1). And then your lines simply extend from there.
Hope this isn't too late to be helpful, good luck with your assignments.
