How do you graph #\frac { 2} { 3} x = 6y - 8#?
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Explanation:
Firstly we need to rearrange the equation into standard form, which is,
where m is the gradient and c is the y-axis intercept.
so to rearrange,
so usually when graphing i plot the y-intercept first which is at
I then use the gradient
The gradient, is defined as
so for our graph (
or, for every one unit we go down we go 9 left.
so we use this to graph subsequent points.
so we now graph the points we have on graphed paper.
And draw a straight line between them that continues as long as possible.
for example,
graph{1/9x+4/3 [-5, 20, -5, 5]}
Hope this helped.