How do you graph #4x-3y=20#?

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Nam D.
Dec 30, 2017

#y=4/3(x-5)#

Explanation:

First, convert the equation into the form of #y=mx+b#.

#4x-3y=20#

#-3y=20-4x#

#3y=4x-20#

#y=(4x-20)/3#

#y=(4(x-5))/3#

#y=4/3(x-5)#

Now, you can graph it on a coordinate plane by plugging in values for #x# and #y#, and then connecting the dots together. Here is the graph for #y=4/3(x-5)#:

graph{y=4/3(x-5) [-20, 20, -10, 10]}

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