Question

How do you graph `4x+y=-8` using intercepts?

Answer 1

`y`-intercept at `(0, -8)`.

Explanation:

`y = -4x -8`

The `y`-intercept of a straight line `y=mx+c` is given by `c`.

Here `c = -8`. so the graph intersects at `(0, -8)` with a gradient `m`, in this case `-4`.

graph{y = -4x-8 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}