2 approaches which really are the same as each other
#color(blue)("Method 1:")# Calculate the intercepts by first substitute #x=0# making note of both coordinates #(x,y)# then substituting #y=0# and again making note of the coordinates and put a mark for each point.
#color(blue)("Method 2:")# Substitute any 2 values you wish into #x# and making note of the coordinates #(x,y)# and put a mark for each point.
Put a rule on the graph paper such that the two points line up and draw your line. Extend this line to the edge of the graph paper squares in both directions.
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#color(green)("Label your axis and give a title to the graph (gets you extra marks).")#
#color(green)("The title could be on the lines of: Graph of "y=3/2x-2)#
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#color(blue)("Note:")# It is better to have three points as the third serves as a check. All three points should line up. If they don't then something is wrong!
