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Well, the best way I think is to form a table with X and Y values. For example:

When X = 0 Y = 0 because Y = 0/10 (plug 0 for X)

When X = 5 Y = 5/10 or 1/2 etc...

Do this for both positive and negative number and plot your X and Y values...it's a linear equation so it'll be a line that goes through (0,0). Using the above examples, you should have a plot point at (0,0) and (5, .5)

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