2 years ago

Use intercepts to graph the line described by the equation 2x − 2y = 8.

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8 0

So what you wanna do is graph a point at (0, -4) because the y intercept is -5 after you turn this into y intercept form.

Then what you have to do is graph the slope -1 so from the pint you just graph go down one and left one and keep on doing that until you reach the x axis.

The point which is on the x axis is the x intercept

Pls mark brainleist

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