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How to graph this equation 4.5x-.5y=3

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You have to put it into slope-intercept form.

4.5x-0.5y=3

1. Subtract 4.5x from both sides:
-0.5y=-4.5x+3

2. Divide both sides by -0.5 to leave the y variable on one side:
y=9x-6

3. Your linear equation is
y=9x-6

4. Graph (tell me if you need help on graphing!)

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