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How do you graph the linear equation x-y=3?
Refer Explanation
Given -
##x-y=3##
It can be graphed by finding x and y intercepts.
x intercept
At ##y=0##
##x-0=3## ##x=3##
##(3, 0)## is a point along the x-axis.
y intercept
At ##x=0##
##0-y=3## ##y=-3## ##0, -3## is a point along the y-axis
Plot these two points. Join them with a straight line. You have graphed.
graph{x-y=3 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}