Answer:
In each equation, place x= 0 and then you will get a y value. This will give you a point. You will get something like (0, y) y stands for the number you get. Then do the opposite, place y = 0 and this will give you another point. You should get something like this (x,0). In other words, you are getting the x intercept and the y intercept.
By doing this process you will get two points and then connect them together and you will get a line.
Let me solve one
Step-by-step explanation:
Let me solve one
[tex]y = \frac{7x}{3} + 5\\\\[/tex]
x= 0, yields y= 5. We have a point now, which is (0,5)\\
y= 0, yields [tex]-5 = \frac{7x}{3}[/tex]
solving for x gives [tex]\frac{-15}{7}[/tex].
So now we have another point (0, [tex]\frac{-15}{7}[/tex])
Now plot them and connect the lines together. I know that -[tex]\frac{-15}{7}[/tex] might be a bit tricky to plot.
Hope this helps
