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Chapter 3: Q. 1 (page 136)

Graphy=2x-3.

Short Answer

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The graph is

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Step 1. Give Information

Given thaty=2x-3.

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Solution

This is a linear function with slope m=2and y-interceptb=-3.

To graph this function, we plot the point(0,-3)and plot a point on x- axis(1.5,0)and join them.

So, the graph is

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