Question

Write the equation in slope-intercept form. What are the slope and y-intercept?

–2x – 11y = 5
(1 point)

y = 2 over 11x + 5 over 11; slope: 5 over 11; y-intercept: 2 over 11
y = 2 over 11x + 5 over 11; slope: 2 over 11; y-intercept: 5 over 11
y = 2 over 11x – 5 over 11; slope: 2 over 11; y-intercept: –5 over 11
y = –2 over 11x –5 over 11; slope: –2 over 11; y-intercept: –5 over 11

Answer 1

i don't just want the answer, i would like to know how to do it please.

Answer 2

Here,
For slope


\[\huge \ m=\frac{ -coefficient \ of \ x }{ coefficient \ of \ y }\]

For y-intercept,

plug in,

\[\huge\ x=0\]

Answer 3

i just set both of them to zero to get the other? and i got x=-2.5 y=-.45

Answer 4

so now what to i do? is that wrong?

Answer 5

Did you plug in x=0 in –2x – 11y = 5

Answer 6

So you will get your y-intercept.

Answer 7

You do not have to set y=0 as we do not intend to find the x-intercept because it is not asked.

Answer 8

yes to get y, then i did the same to get the x interspet.

Answer 9

We do not want the x-intercept.

Answer 10

i just don't get it , at all. :(

Answer 11

Did you set x=0

What did you get ?

Answer 12

-.45

Answer 13

Please tell me in fractions.

Answer 14

i don't know how to do that?

Answer 15

please help... :( with that too.