How do you graph # y=5x+1#?

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Chanelle K.
Apr 7, 2018

see graph below

Explanation:

graph{5x+1 [-0.968, 1.732, 0.412, 1.762]} 2.433, -1.214, 1.219]}
you first have to plot your y-intercept which would be #1# and then you use the formula for slope #(rise)/(run)# which would be up #5# and over #1#. #1# because the #5# is alone and so you imagine a #1# under it

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