Asked by jazmine

im in advanced math so i do 8th grade math and i don't understand how too gragh the fractions in equations like y=2/3x+1
Answered by SHEKINAH
WRITE EQUATIONS FOR THE AREA OF THE ORIGIBAL SQUARE AND THE ARE OF THE NEW RECTANGGL IN TERMS OF X.
Answered by Black guy
this isnt advanced math
Answered by Jazzy
-Make a 4 quadrant graph or for this 1 quadrant is fine.
-graph the y-intercept which is (0,1)
-the slope is the growth factor 2/3 (rise over run)
-from (0,1) go up 2 and move to the right 3 times
-draw a line connecting the 2 points
- and done
*whenever u see a fraction refer to it as rise over run the numerator will tell u how much to go up or down which is the "rise"
and "run" is the denominator it tells u to go left or right
Answered by brianna
im so tired omg damnnn......
Answered by Anonymous
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Answered by nuicka
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Answered by Marilena
y=2/3x+1
U use the formula y=mx+b. Ur m=2/3 and ur b=1. For a graph u would start at 1 and go up 2 and over positive 3 until u cannot go any further and then u would go down 2 and over negative 3.
Answered by stephanie
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