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Graph the line y+5x=4
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I think its y=-5x+4 So I could do (0,4) and (not sure for the second point
Very good. Use the idea of "slope" to get a second point.
so (-5/1,0)?
If its rise over run why would we move the number down? That's not really rising lol if that makes sense
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Yes, that does make perfectly good sense if the number was positive.
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That's what I thought it was
In your diagram the "run" is towards the left which is also negative.
Hmm. I'm lost
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What happens to the 4 then when it is y=-5/1x+4 Where are my points?
The 4 stays fixed on the y-axis, because it is the y-intercept.
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