Question

Question #2e7dd

Answer 1

The slope-intercept form of a line is `y = mx+b` where m is the slope and `(0,b)` is the y-intercept.

Explanation:

To write given line, `-7x+y=-2`, in slope-intercept form, add `7x` to both sides:

`y = 7x-2`

To start graphing, plot the y - intercept point `(0,-2)`

Use the slope, `m = 7`, and starting at the point (0,-2), move to the right 1 and up 7 to arrive at the point #(1,5); plot that point.

Use a straight edge to draw a line through the two points and beyond.