Which of the following equations was used to graph the line shown b).y=x÷2 d).y=x+2

Step-by-step explanation:

So it seems you were able to eliminate a and c. Good job. :)

y= x/2  is the same as y= 1/2 * x + 0 (this is now in the form y= mx +b.)

y= x+ 2 is already in (y=mx+b) form, with m being 1.

now what you can do is look at the individual parts of these equations.

the b is the y intercept. So when x is 0, y is b. in the y= 1/2 x + 0 equation, we know when x= 0, y= 0.

for the y=x + 2, we know that when x= 0, y= 2. Since this is not a point on the line shown, we know that it is not correct. Therefore, your answer would be y= 1/2 x, or y= x/2.

You could also find this using slope, but the y- intercept (b) was simpler to explain and find. :)