Which is the graph of the line y − 2 = 3(x − 1)? A. All the graphs have both x and y axis. The range of the x and y axis is minus three to three by increment of one. On the x axis minus two and two are labeled and on the y axis only two is labeled. In the graph, line passes through the points (-1, -2) and (0, 1). Point (-1,-2) is labeled on the line
B. All the graphs have both x and y axis. The range of x axis from minus four to two by increment of one. On the x axis minus four, minus two, and two are labeled. The range of the y axis is minus three to three by increment of one. On the y axis minus two and two are labeled. In the graph, line passes through the points (-2,-3) and (0,3). Point (-2,-3) is labeled on the line.
C. All the graphs have both x and y axis. The range of x axis from minus four to two by increment of one. On the x axis minus four, minus two, and two are labeled. The range of the y axis is minus three to three by increment of one. On the y axis minus two and two are labeled. In the graph, line passes through the points (-2,-1) and (1,2). Point (-2,-1) is labeled on the line.
D. All the graphs have both x and y axis. The range of the x and y axis is minus three to three by increment of one. On both the axis, minus two and two are labeled. In the graph, the line passes through the points (0,-1) and (1,2). Point (1,2) is labeled on the line.