How do I graph this: y=x

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anonymous · Answer

hey, me again.. ahah sorry about this.. @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

that's x axis y axis,and the line goin through them is x=y

anonymous · Answer

@aajugdar is right

anonymous · Answer

so think about it this way, just like the other problems 
y=mx+b
this one is just
y=1x+0

anonymous · Answer

All values for y will always equal x, so
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anonymous · Answer

so the y intercept is 0 and your slope is just simply 1/1

anonymous · Answer

my picture is not to scale, though.

Notice, y=x is a straight line through the origin

anonymous · Answer

ohh, okay! That was easier than i thought! Thank you! @sjerman1 @taljaards

anonymous · Answer

i think its easy to compare it to the other problems you have done, @thisisarri

anonymous · Answer

i knoww, my point exactly(: @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

keep up the good work!

anonymous · Answer

Are you a math teacher? @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

haha, no i am not, i have just been doing math for quite a while. in college and right now i am in Calculus II, but im going for electrical engineering. so no math teacher for me!

anonymous · Answer

ohh, explains the smartness! Awesome though! @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

no worries, anymore questions let me know @thisisarri

anonymous · Answer

Okay! @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

i will probably have more, just saying. @sjerman1

anonymous · Answer

no worries, im just sitting here doing my homework. im happy to help @thisisarri