How do you graph x+4y=-8x+4y=−8?

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salamat
Jun 20, 2017

see explanation below

Explanation:

x + 4y = -8x+4y=−8

check x-x−intercept when y =0y=0
x + 4(0) = -8x+4(0)=−8
x = -8x=−8
therefore, x-x− intercept at (-8,0)(−8,0)

check y-y−intercept, when x =0x=0
0 + 4y = -80+4y=−8
4y = -84y=−8
y = -8/4 = -2y=−84=−2
therefore, y-y− intercept at (0, -2)(0,−2)

mark these 2 points of intercept and make a straight line through these 2 points.

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