Question

How to draw the graph of a linear equation .​

Answer 1

YOU CAN DRAW THE GRAPH OF A LINEAR EQUATION BY TAKING OUT THE POINTS OF THE EQUATION.........

Answer 2

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1) Write the linear equation .

2) Put $\huge\bold\green{x~=~0}$ in the given equation and find the corresponding value of $\huge\bold\pink{'~y~'}$ .

3) Put $\huge\bold\blue{y~=~0}$ in the given equation and find the corresponding value of $\huge\bold\orange{'~x~'}$ .

4) Write the values of $\huge\bold\red{x}$ and it's corresponding value of $\huge\bold\red{y}$ as coordinates of $\huge\bold\purple{x}$ and $\huge\bold\purple{y}$ respective as $\huge\bold\green{(~x~,~y~)}$ form .

5) Plot the points on the graph paper .

6) Join these points .

Thus line drawn is the graph of linear equation in two variables .