Question

Graph x+2=5

Answer 1

straight line to heaven! XD

Answer 2

at x=3

Answer 3

First simplify it we have x+2 = 5 so subtract 2 from both sides
so we get x + 2 - 2 = 5 - 2
===> x = 3
Now we can graph x = 3 just draw vertical line at x=3

Answer 4

Like this?...

Answer 5

Yes Correct !1

Answer 6

yeah.... don't forget the arrows on the graph for x and y

Answer 7

I did...

Answer 8

I have two more and I'm done with my Summer Packet!

Answer 9

graph 2x-3y=-6 and also graph 4x+2y=8

Answer 10

@Syderitic

Answer 11

For any graph, all you need are two points. The two easy ones are the intercepts. Substitute in 0 for x, the y intercept, and then 0 in for y, the x intercept, and then draw a line between them.

Answer 12

You can also do point slope, intercept form, etc. But for basic graphing, the (0,y) and (x,0) points and a line between is very effective.

Answer 13

You can also use equation of a straight line (forming your equation in y =mx+b form) and graph it. b = y - intercept, that's where the line crosses the y - axis.
m = slope, rise/ run if you know of it.
y = how far up
x = far long

But e.mc's method works just fine.

Answer 14

Thanks guys

Answer 15

ahh e.mccormick beat me to it :P

Answer 16

You guys are awesome