For the line 9x−4y=−36 we have:
x-intercept (-4, 0)
y-intercept (0, 9)
The graph of the line can be seen below.
How to graph the linear equation?
Here we have the linear equation:
9x - 4y = -36
First, the x-intercept is what we get when y = 0, then:
9x - 4*0 = -36
9x = - 36
x = -36/9 = -4
Then we have the point (-4, 0)
And the y-intercept is what we get when evaluate the variable x = 0, so:
9*0 - 4*y = -36
y = -36/-4 = 9
Then we have the point (0, 9)
Now just graph these two points, and connect them with a line, you will get the graph below.
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