Question

How do you graph `y- 6= - 9( x - 8)`?

Answer 1

graph{-9x+78 [2.3, 14.786, 2.47, 8.714]}

Explanation:

the equation provided is in the point-slope form, with -9 as its slope.

`y−6=−9(x−8)`
`y−6=−9x + 72`
`y=−9x + 78`

so now, when `x=0`, `y=78`
and when `x=8`, `y=6`

plotting these two points, we get the required graph.