Question

Find the slope of the line. 5x+4y=−3.

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Answer 1

So we have

\[\large 5x + 4y = -3\]

if we name this look like

\[\large y = mx + b\] we would see that 'm' is the slope

so lets subtract 5x from both sides of the equation

\[\large 4y = -5x - 3\]

And we want 'y' alone so we need to divide everything by 4

\[\large y = -\frac{5}{4}x - \frac{3}{4}\]

looks like the slope is -5/4

Answer 2

Thanks haha you're good at math lol.

Answer 3

Lol I would hope so being an engineering student :P

Answer 4

well that makes sense lol

Answer 5

:P lol so if you need anything else feel free to message me :)