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Alex73 [517]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

For this you will start at negative 3 then go up 5 spaces and to the right 4 times. Once you run out of space in one direction go in the opposite doing the opposite steps. Going down 5 times and to the left 4 times. If you need any more help with these, I'll be glad to help as I am learning these in class right now. The way to determine which way your going is on the slope. The slope in those equations is the number before x. The coefficient. When the numerator(y axis) is positive, that means you go up on the graph by the number shown. If its a negative go down. If the denominator (x-axis) is a positive that means you go to the right by the number shown. If it's a negative you go to the right. The number all the way on the right, in this case the -3, that is the y intercept.

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