how would i explain to someone how to graph the following equations: x= 4y+1 and x=4y-1

How would I explain to someone how to graph the following equations: x= 4y+1 and x= 4y- 1
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use x and y intercepts.
where x-int;y=0
and y-int;x=0

x=4y-1
when x=0
y=1/4
and y=0
x=-1
same happened to the other one
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