what are the slope and y-intercept ? -9x + 10y =-9
i need help
m=9/10,b=-9/10 where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept
rewrite the equation in the form y = m x + b the slope will be m the coefficient of x and b is the intercept
how you do that
hello
if I told you 2 + 3 = 5 then you know if I ask what is 2 = you would do what is necessary to leave 2 on one side you would -3 and since you do to one side you would do to the other to keep the balance so 2 = 5-3 use the same principle and find what y =
you isolate what you want and do what is necessary to keep the balance next you want the coefficient of the variable to be 1 for this problem you have 10 y and you need 1 y so divide by 10
I got 9
-9x + 10y =-9 add 9x to each side 10 y = -9 + 9x then divide by 10 y = -9/10 + 9/10* x standard to write the term in x before the constant so y = 9/10*x -9/10 slope = coefficient of x = 9/10 and intercept = constant = -9/10 are you ok with this now?
@akon are you going to respond or should I skip your questions next time?
thanks
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