Question

How do I graph 35-5y=0?

Answer 1

first solve for y,, to do this, transpose all terms without variable 'y' into the other side of equation:
35 - 5y = 0
-5y = -35
*when transposing a term, the sign becomes the opposite (thus 35 becomes -35)
then divide everything by -5 to get y alone:
(-5/-5)y = (-35/-5) = 7
y = 7
since in the equation, there is no variable x, y is independent of x, that is, the value of y is constant.
some points passing through this are:
(-1,7) , (0,7) , (2,7) , (5,7)
*notice that all points have the same y-coordinates since y is constant.

then you can graph it now. :)