Write an equation of a line in slope-intercept form that is parallel to x + 4y = 6 and passes through the point (-8, 5)
A.

y=− 1 4 x+3
B.

y=− 1 4 x+6.75
C.

y = x - 13
D.

y = x + 13

Question

Write an equation of a line in slope-intercept form that is parallel to x + 4y = 6  and passes through the point (-8, 5)
	A.	

y=− 1 4 x+3
	B.	

y=− 1 4 x+6.75
	C.	

y = x - 13
	D.	

y = x + 13

ash2326 · Answer

@kingspade2992 Can you find the slope of this equation?
$$x+4y=6$$

anonymous · Answer

I do not remember how to find the slope. That is my problem. I was able to do a few of the problems cause they were self explanatory but these ones are more complicated for me.

anonymous · Answer

I have like 23 hours to do 2 1/2 units in geometry. I put it off and did not realize how complicated it was. I thought i could just fly through it, but I obviously was wrong.

ash2326 · Answer

Standard line equation in slope intercept form
$$y=mx+x$$
Can you convert the given equation  to this form ?

anonymous · Answer

I have no clue. I am stumped. I even looked up how to do it on good and I am still confuse.

ajprincess · Answer

x+4y=6
You have to solve this equation for y. Can u do it?@kingspade2992?

ajprincess · Answer

@kingspade2992