Use the slope and y-intercept to graph the line. y=3x+2. Please help! I cannot figure this out at all

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anonymous · Answer

What do you think the slope of this line is?

e.mccormick · Answer

Remember what the slope-intercept form of a line means?  You have that there, so you have been goven both the slope and the intercept.  That should give you one point, the y intercept.  Then you can use the slope to find a second point.  After that, draw a line that passes through both points.

anonymous · Answer

so in this question u know the slope through the line equation. A line equation formula is mx+b where m= rise/run= slope since the question is in this form the slope = 3 to find the y intercept x=0 therefore y intercept= 2  so you know that this is going to be a linear line  therefore now u can graph this. For better understanding of the graph what i would do is as follows:-|dw:1365910008492:dw|
Hope this helps