MA, Stanford University
Teaching in the San Francisco Bay Area
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To make a graph of a line, choose some x values (usually one positive, one negative, and zero) to substitute in the equation one at a time. Find the corresponding y values. Graph them, and they should be ruler straight. If they're not straight, double check your calculations.
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