How do you find the answer to this slope intercept form? 2x-y+4=0 And also explain how to graph the answer.

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anonymous · Answer

hi

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What that is not a clear question

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y=2x+4

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This is the entire question: Using the slope and the y-intercept, graph the line represented by the following equation. Then select the correct graph.
2x - y + 4 = 0

anonymous · Answer

The y intercept is (0,4) and the slope is 2 meaning up up 2 cubits and then one to the right

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Well I don't see how the equations look but another way is to plug in x values and see what you get for y value and that will be your coordinates

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Whoops I meant I don't see how the graph looks but first thing u wld check that the  y intercept is (0,4 and another thing to check is that as the x values increase so does the y values. So it a positive graph

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I hope that was helpful