How do you graph #y=x+2#?

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Venecia G.
Mar 8, 2018

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

Explanation:

Follow the rule of #y=mx+c#
#mx# is the gradient
#c# is the y intercept
#c# = +2 so that is where the line crosses on the y axis
the gradient is 1 as there is no number in front of the #x# so you would go across one and then up one and mark the point

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