How do you graph y=6x-3

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1 answer:

diamong [38]3 years ago

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y=6x-3

put a point on (0,-3) this is your y intercept

go up 6 and over 1 this should land you at (1,0) do this again and your at (2,6)

go back to the y intercept now go down 6 and over 1, this should land you (-1,-6)

continue to do this until you graph is filled

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$\displaystyle\\
P(x)=3x^3-5x^2-14x-4\\\\
D_{-4}=\{-4;~-2;~\underline{\bf -1};~1;~2;~4\}\\\\
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