Graph y+9=−3x. please help me

Well, first thing we need to do is put this in slope intercept form of y.

Subtract 9 from both sides to isolate "y".

y= -3x-9

Now we can graph the equation

Graph the point (0,-9) since it is the y-intercept.

To get the x intercept, isolate the "x" variable instead of "y".

y+9 = -3x

(Divide every number on both sides of the equation by -3 to isolate "x".)

y/-3 -3= x

now that this is in slope intercept form of x, plug in 0 for y to get the number for x when y is 0.

0/-3 -3 = x

-3 = x.

Graph (-3, 0). Connect this point to the point (0,-9) and you get have successfully graphed the equation y+9= -3x.

I hope this helped.

nada

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