How do you graph #2y-10=x#?

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Alan P.
Jun 12, 2015

Recognize that #2y-10 = x# is a linear equation and evaluate two points on the line (any two points can be used, but the x and y intercepts are often simplest).

Explanation:

Using the x-intercept #(-10,0)# and
the y-intercept #(0,5)#
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