How do you graph $y=-3x-3$ using slope intercept form?

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Answer 1 · 2017-02-21T13:51:13

The slope obviously is $-3$ as it's the coefficient of $x$ .

The $y$ -intercept is when $x=0$ :
$y=-3*0-3=-3-> (0,-3)$

The $x$ -intercept is when $y=0$
$0=-3x-3->3x=-3->x=-1->(-1,0)$
graph{-3x-3 [-7.976, 7.824, -5.69, 2.21]}

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