algebra 1solve by graphing table 4 each line of interception
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Anyways, there is no need to make tables or to graph anything, if you're only looking for the intersection point of these two lines.
Both lines are defined by equations in Slope-Intercept form. Therefore, the y-intercept of each line is displayed. Look at the y-intercept, in each equation. What does that mean?
But, maybe your teacher wants you to make a table of xy values. I dunno. You could let x = -1, 0, 1 for each table, and then fill in the corresponding y values.
If you want to graph the first line, then you could let x = -5 and 5. That will give you Whole numbers for y. You'll get two points. Plot the two points, and draw a line through them. Repeat for the second line, by picking two numbers for x and plotting the points.