Use intercepts to graph the line given by 2x-3y=6.

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anonymous · Answer

k so I already got
x=3 and y=-2
then what do I do?

anonymous · Answer

Hello?

anonymous · Answer

join the points (3;0) and (0;-2) and you'll have your line

compassionate · Answer

Just like Ghass said.

anonymous · Answer

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thats all?

anonymous · Answer

where are the points?

compassionate · Answer

You graphed it wrong.

anonymous · Answer

er (3,0) and (0,-2)
?
or what is it?

compassionate · Answer

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Should look something like this.

anonymous · Answer

but how did you graph it just from knowing that x=3 and y=-2?

anonymous · Answer

gtg but keep typing LOL

compassionate · Answer

(3, y) (x, -2)

Look at your graph points.
Look at your graph. 
Now graph 3  on your x-axis because x=3

Now graph -2 on your y axis because y=-2

Your graph always takes the form (x, y) 
Meaning if something is like this (10, y) You're graphing 10 on the x-axis
If something is like this (x, 10) You're graphing 10 on the y-axis.

Usually you'll see something like (0,2) (2,0) (2,2) etc. For the first on(0,2) The same rule applies. Ignore the zero and just graph 2 on the y-axis