Question

How do you graph `y=3/2x - 4`?

Answer 1

The equation indicates it is a line.Solve for the intersection of the line with the axes. This is one of the several ways to graph a line.

Explanation:

From the given: `y=(3x)/2-4`,Set `x=0`

then `y=-4`

`y=-4` when `x=0`

a point is located at `(0, -4)`

next, set `y=0`, then solve for `x`

that is `0=(3x)/2-4`

so that `x=8/3`

`x=8/3` when `y=0`

another point is located at `(8/3, 0)`

plot the two points

graph{y=(3x)/2-4 [-10, 10, -6, 6]}

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