How do you graph #y - 7 = -3x# by plotting points?
1 Answer
Refer to the explanation below.
Explanation:
First begin by rearranging the equation to form a linear function.
Now, looking at the equation you can see that:
- the gradient is negative due to the
#-3# - the graph has been shifted up by
#7#
Now, find the point of intersection of the graph along the
Therefore,
Now, find the point of intersection of the graph along the
Now sketch the complete graph.
graph{y - 7= -3x [-4.98, 15.01, -1.88, 8.12]}