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OpenStudy (noseboy908):
is the 5 alone or is it 5y?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Oops 5y my bad!
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
yeah, that's what I though what you have to do is get "y" alone, so first subtract 3x from both sides to get what?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
5y<=340-3x?
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
just take our the = to make it correct, although you really should say it like this: "5y>-3x+340. Now, to make y alone, divide each side by 5 to get what?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
y>-3x+340/5?
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
not quite, make sure you divide each individual part by five
OpenStudy (anonymous):
y>-3x+68?
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
divide -3x/5 too
OpenStudy (anonymous):
y>=0.6x+68
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
oops didnt mean to put = sign
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
no, you don't want to have a decimal for a slope. leave it as -3/5x
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
to get...
OpenStudy (anonymous):
y>-3x/5+68
So now it's y=mx+b form?
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
*-3/5x. but yes, it is. now graph. Do you know how to?
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
Yes, thank you so much!!
OpenStudy (noseboy908):
welome! make sure to mark mine as the best answer! it sure helps!