Algebra homework asap. graph 4x + y = 6x - 1. show your work and explain the method used to determine the graph. note: i already have the actual graph figured out, i just need explaining how one would solve to determine the graph. you!

First get all x terms on one side and y on the other. 4x+y=6x-1 subtract 4x from both sides; y=2x-1 now your equation is in line slope form of y=mx+b. you can plug 0 in for x to find the y-intercept and the slope is m in the equation which is 2. so you know your line crosses the y-axis at (0,2) and just make a table for x values and plug into x and get corresponding y value and these make the coordinates of your line for your graph. plot at least 3-5 points to get the best fit. hope this ! any questions just ask! !

i believe your answer is b.

good luck!

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