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There needs to be at least 5 points on the graph for an accurate line, and you must label the line the original equation, which you put right next to the line. Plus, you have to draw little arrows on both ends of the line if the domain of the equation is not restricted. If it is restricted, for example, y > 4, then you make a ray, and only draw an arrow on one end of the line.

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