How to graph a linear function from slope-intercept form

Use the coefficient of x as the slope and constant as the y-intercept

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Start by going to your graph and plotting your y-intercept. For example, if the y- intercept is -2, plot the point (0, -2). Then from there, you need to plot the slope (let's pretend that the slope is 2/3). From the intercept, you will go up two and right one. Then starting from that point, continue using the rise over run to plot your points and then draw your line.

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