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Chapter 3: Q16. (page 202)

Graph each equation.

2x−3y=6

Short Answer

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The required graph is represented by

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Step 1. Determine the x-intercept.

Write x-intercept that can be obtained by using 0 in place of y into the provided equation.

5x+2⋅0=105x+0=105x=105x5=105x=2

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Step 2. Determine the y-intercept.

Write y-intercept that can be obtained by using 0 in place of x into the provided equation.

50+2y=102y=102y2=102y=5

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Step 3. Take the help of x-intercept and y-intercept to draw the required graph.

Graph the points2,0 and0,5 generated with the help of x-intercept and y-intercept respectively after it join them with the help of a straight line to get the graphical representation of the provided equation.

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