Question

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

Answer 1

graph{(-2/3x)+4 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

Explanation:

The equation is in the form

`y=mx+b`

so it's a linear equation, which creates a straight line on a graph.

The `m` value is the slope and the `b` value is the `y`-intercept.

The slope is `-2/3` because it goes down by `2/3` on the y-axis for every increment of `1` in the x-axis.

The `y`-intercept is `(0,5)` because that's the point where the line touches the `y`-axis.