Graph thee line that represents this equation:y+2=1/2(x+2)
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Explanation:
The first pic shows the line graphed, while the second pic shows how to turn the equation into proper slope-intercept form.
The only steps the second pic is missing however, is flipping the sides around to be better understood (optional), and more importantly subtracting 2 on both sides in order to move it to the other side, to get 2y = x - 2. And dividing the 2 on both sides to get y by its self, to get:
y = (x-2)/2 , or y = 1/2 x - 2/2 , which if you notice 2/2 makes it equal to one whole so your answer is y = 1/2 x - 1 .
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The answer that matches the information in the graph is zero x = -2.
<h3>How to illustrate the graph?</h3>The zeros of a function are the point on which graph intersects the x axis or we can say the value of x when y = 0.
Substitute y = 0 in the provided equation.
0 = x + 2
x = -2
The coordinate is (-2,0). Also the zero of the graph is at x = -2 because it follows the definition of zeros.
Now substitute x = 0 in the provided equation.
y = 0 + 2
y = 2
The coordinate is (0,2).
Hence, the answer that matches the information is zero x = -2.
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