Question

How do you graph using the intercepts for `-6x+6y=6`?

Answer 1

The standard linear form would be `6y=6x+6` , from which `y=x+1`.

To find the x-intercept, let y=0. Then `x=-1`.

To find the y-intercept, let x=0, Then `y=1`.

Now plot the straight line graph through the intercepts.

graph{x+1 [-5.854, 6.636, -2.926, 3.317]}