How do you graph y−2=8 using the slope and intercept?

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Camilleon
Jun 6, 2018

y=10

Explanation:

y−2=8

First, you want to get your equation closest to the y=mx+b format as possible. To do this, we'll be solving the equation as a one step problem:

y−2=8

Add 2 to both sides to cancel out −2. You should now have:

y=10

Now, since this equation is on the y-axis, you'll be plotting your equation there. The slope is 0 in this case, and your y-intercept will be (0,10). Your line will be horizontal and continuous. Your graph will look like this:

graph{y = 0x + 10 [-29.34, 35.6, -4.15, 28.33]}

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