How do you graph $y = 5 x - 5$ $y=5x-5$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-05-17T06:03:44

$using the equation of y = 5 x - 5$ $"using the equation of "y=5x-5$

$x = 0 \to y = - 5 A = (0, - 5)$ $x=0 rarr y=-5" "A=(0,-5)$

$x = 1 \to y = 0 B = (1, 0)$ $x=1 rarr y=0" "B=(1,0)$

$x = 2 \to y = 5 C = (2, 5)$ $x=2 rarr y=5" "C=(2,5)$

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$using the equation of y = 5 x - 5$ $"using the equation of "y=5x-5$

$x = 0 \to y = - 5 A = (0, - 5)$ $x=0 rarr y=-5" "A=(0,-5)$

$x = 1 \to y = 0 B = (1, 0)$ $x=1 rarr y=0" "B=(1,0)$

$x = 2 \to y = 5 C = (2, 5)$ $x=2 rarr y=5" "C=(2,5)$

How do you graph y=5x−5y=5x-5?