Question

how do I graph using x-,y- intercepts
x/7 - y/4 =1

Answer 1

You have to solve the equation for y and then graph it....you should get:\[y=\frac{4(x-7)}{7}\]Here's a graph of it:

Answer 2

I am still confused, I thank you for your help, I dont know why I cannot grasp these graphing eqautions.

Answer 3

if written in that form, that is called the intercept form (not the same as slope-intercept form). the denominator represent the intercept of the x or y intercept.

Answer 4

x/7 - y/4 =1 <--- intercept form