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Welcome to OpenStudy! Would be glad to help you with this graphing, but need to see the actual question first.
You are to create a table of x- and y-values, or points, that represent solutions to the given equation. Solve this equation for either x or y (solving for y might be a bit more familiar). Could you do that now, please?
y=2
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Guessing I'm wrong.... I have no idea how to do this.
2x-6y=12 is the given equation, and you are asked to solve it for either x or y. In other words, you are to come up with the same equation in a different form, such as 2x=6y+12, or 6y=2x-12. Then you solve for x. Can yo u do that? Try solving the second revised equation, 6y=2x-12, for y.
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