How to graph -x + 2y = 6

1 answer:

3 0

In order to graph the equation, you need some coordinates,
So, put x = 0,
2y = 6. y = 3. Coordinate = (0, 3)

Now, put y = 0,
-x = 6
x = -6 Coordinate (-6, 0)

In short, Just mark that two points and draw a line, graph is done

Hope this helps!

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