Question

Find the slope and the y-intercept of the equation x − 4(y + 1) − 5 = 0.

Answer 1

Try bringing it to the following form:
\[y=mx+c\]

Answer 2

How would i go about doing that.

Answer 3

First do a distributive with that (-4) you have there, we'd end up with:
\[x-4y-4-5=0\]
simplifying:
\[x-4y-9=0\]
Now, all you have to do is leave the "y" alone in the left side of the equal sign.

Answer 4

slope = −1/4 and y-intercept = −9/4

slope = 1/4 and y-intercept = −9/4

slope = 1/4 and y-intercept = 9/4

slope = −1/4 and y-intercept = 9/4
the answers,i dont know how to get from that to those

Answer 5

-4y=-x+9
y=1/4x-9/4

Answer 6

whats the slope whats the y intercept

Answer 7

it didnt tell me that

Answer 8

well it's simple there the formulais y=mx+b m being the slope and b being y-intercept