How do you graph #y = 4x - 3# by plotting points?

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Apr 12, 2018

Start at (0,-3) and then go up 4 right 1

Explanation:

To graph #y=4x-3# you would first graph the y-intercept, -3, and then using the slope, 4, to complete the rest of the graph.

Start at point (0,-3) then go up 4 right one which would leave you at point (1,1), the second point and you would continue going up 4 right one to plot each point.

TO build the graph backwards, you could go down 4, left one which would leave you at point (-1,-7)

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