Question

Graph y = 6/7 x − 1

Answer 1

6/7 is your slope and your y-intersection is -1 so you start at -1 and then go up 6 then over seven

Answer 2

put x = 0 in y = 6/7 x − 1 and find y
then put y = 0 and find x
plot those two points and join them with a straight line thats the required graph

Answer 3

both explanations are correct.
here is the graph...
http://www.quickmath.com/webMathematica3/quickmath/graphs/equations/basic.jsp#c=graph_stepsgraphequation&v1=y+%3D+6%2F7x+-+1

Answer 4

How do you find the exact point of where to plot the points?

Answer 5

what are the points you have to plot

Answer 6

put x = 0 in y = 6/7 x − 1 we get y = -1
putting y = 0 we get x = 7/6
now plotting these two points is a very easy job.
we have two points

(0, -1) and (7/6,0)