Can you also find out the same thing for 3/4 I would highly appreciate it so I won't have to break this up!
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Okay, so first off, if you need to graph anything, I suggest Desmos, it's a website with an online graphing calculator. It saved my life for highschool geometry.
Now, to answer your question, your y-intercept is going to be at point (0,2). Your x-intercepts are going to be at points (-2,0) and (-4,0). Your point is at (-3,-1). And then your lines simply extend from there.
Hope this isn't too late to be helpful, good luck with your assignments.
Here's the equation,please do ask if you don't understand. Sorry for my terrible hand writing ^^; hope it helps!
