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How do you plot y =- 2x on a graph?

How do you plot y =- 2x on a graph?
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How do you plot y =- 2x on a graph?

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Explanation:

  1. make the ordered pairs
  2. so if x=1 then y is... it's -2
  3. so if x=2 then y is... it's -4
  4. so if x=3 then y is... it's -6
  5. so now you have the ordered pairs (1,-2) and (2,-4) and (3,-6)
  6. Now plot them
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