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Chapter 2: Q12. (page 105)

Graph each equation or inequality.

鈥�鈥�f(x)=3x-1

Short Answer

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The graph for the equation is:

Step by step solution

01

– Determining slope and y-intercept

We will rewrite the equation as:

y=3x-1

The slope intercept form is:

y=mx+by=3x鈭�1

Slope: 3

Y-intercept: -1

02

– Determining x-intercept

As, we have:

y=3x-1

We will put y=0:

0=3x鈭�13x=1x=13
03

– The graph of the function

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