For \(y = \dfrac{x}{4} + 5\), find the \(x\) and \(y\) intercept to be able to graph the line

Each point on the line is \(8\) units to the left of the \(y\)-axis. Select the correct equation of the line

For the line \(2x-3y+6=0\), find the \(x\) and \(y\) intercept to be able to graph the line. 

What is the equation of the lines shown?

For \(y=x-4\), find the \(x\) and \(y\) intercept

Which of these points lies on the line \(x -y = -2\)?

On the same number plane graph the lines:

(i) \(x=-1\)

(ii) \(y=2\)

Graph the line \(y=2x-2\) on the number plane. 

Graph the line \(y=-x+1\) on the number plane.

What is the equation of

(i) the \(x-\)axis

(ii) the \(y-\)axis

Does the point \((-1,-2)\) lie on the line \(y=-3x+2\). Justify your answer.

Does the point \((-1,-4)\) lie on the line \(3x-2y=5\). Justify your answer.

A line parallel to the \(y-\)axis passes through the point \((2,-3)\). what is its equation?

A line parallel to the \(x-\)axis passes through the point \((2,-3)\). What is its equation?