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first write the equation in the form of y=mx+b example if the question is 2y=4x-2 write it as y=2x-1
B is the y intercept so place it on the y axis. example on the above equation the y intercept is -1.
and write the slop(m) s form of fraction like 2/1
at last count two up across 1.... continue doing that stop at some point stop and connect the lines. and if it's inequality write it as form of Y= instead of Y<,> then follow the above steps at last if it's grater than shade the upper part if it's less than shade the lower part.
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