How do you graph using the intercepts for $x - 4 y = 33$ $x-4y=33$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2016-02-07T02:37:21

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Given -

$x - 4 y = 33$ $x-4y=33$

Y - intercept

At $x = 0$ $x=0$

$0 - 4 y = 33$ $0-4y=33$
$y = \frac{33}{- 4} = - \frac{33}{4} = - 8.25$ $y=33/(-4)=-33/4=-8.25$

$(0, - 8.25)$ $(0, -8.25)$

X - Intercept

At $y = 0$ $y=0$

$x - 4 (0) = 33$ $x-4(0)=33$
$x = 33$ $x=33$

$(33, 0)$ $(33, 0)$

Plot the points $(0, 8.25)$ $(0, 8.25)$ and $(33, 0)$ $(33, 0)$

Join them with the help of a straight line.

Look at the diagram

How do you graph using the intercepts for x-4y=33x−4y=33x-4y=33?