Draw a graph of x = (y + 4)/4

step 1: re-arrange the function in a nicer wayx = (y + 4)/44x = y + 4y = 4x - 4step 2: draw the graphthis is a stright line going through y axis at -4 and x axis at 1, with gradient of 4

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