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Chapter 4: Q. 592 (page 567)

In the following exercises, graph using the intercepts.

-x+3y=3

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Step 1. Step information

Equation-x+3y=3

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Step 2. Finding x and y intercepts

Putting y=0 , we will get x-intercept
-x+3y=3-x+3(0)=3x=-3

Putting x=0 , we will get y-intercept

-x+3y=3-(0)+3y=3y=33y=1

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Step 3. Finding other point

Putting y=2, we get

-x+3y=3-x+3(2)=3-x=3-6-x=-3x=3

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Step 4. Plotting the graph

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