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Topic	how do you graph y = 3x + 4
_AdjI_ 09/10/18 2:51:02 PM #8:	madadude posted... Or just start from x=0 and y=4 and connect it to x=1 and y=7 and every +3 y for every +1 x, no need to figure out that y=0 at x= -4/3 That is indeed easier to graph for such a simple function. Broadly, it's good to determine intercepts, but in practice you can use any arbitrary value instead of just 0, and getting two integer points is useful. <cite>_AdjI_ posted [p:908478232] in how do you... [t:76987241]...</cite> <quote><cite>madadude posted...</cite> <quote>Or just start from x=0 and y=4 and connect it to x=1 and y=7 and every +3 y for every +1 x, no need to figure out that y=0 at x= -4/3</quote> That is indeed easier to graph for such a simple function. Broadly, it's good to determine intercepts, but in practice you can use any arbitrary value instead of just 0, and getting two integer points is useful.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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