Question

How do you graph the linear equation x-y=3?

Answer 1

Refer Explanation

Explanation:

Given -

`x-y=3`

It can be graphed by finding x and y intercepts.

x intercept

At `y=0`

`x-0=3`
`x=3`

`(3, 0)` is a point along the x-axis.

y intercept

At `x=0`

`0-y=3`
`y=-3`
`0, -3` is a point along the y-axis

Plot these two points. Join them with a straight line.
You have graphed.

graph{x-y=3 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}