Question

How do you graph `y=-2/3x-2` using rise over run?

Answer 1

graph{y=-2/3x-2 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

Explanation:

`y = -2/3x-2`

You put a point on `-2` on the `y`-axis. Then you go up `2` and to the left `3` because the left means negative. `((+2)/(-3))`

Or you can go down `2` (negative) and to the right `3` (positive).
`((-2)/(+3))`

You can't go left and down `((-)/(-))`or up and right `(+/+)` because the that will give a positive and the slope is negative.