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so every time you see rate of change problem, you are looking for a slope-related solution. can you try to solve the problem now based on the hint I gave you?
Well i was already given that hint. i suppsed to use mx+b right?
something like it, but you're missing a lot of other information
please tell me what im missing. i really need to get this right
it has to be an equation
yea it is 5x+3y=-2
so how will you convert that into slope-intercept form?
i forgot
\(ax + by = c \) \(ax - ax + by = c - ax \) \(\large\frac{by}{b} = \frac{-ax}{b} + \frac{c}{b} \rightarrow y = \frac{-ax + c}{b} \)
it is just a matter of algebraic manipulation that requires you to solve for y
a and b are your coefficients for the x and y respectively and c is the constant
so ummmm............. i get that but what do i put for the letters
do you know how to solve for y (isolate y) ?
Yes i do
try
okay i know i suppse to solve for y , All i need is the equation? How do i get the equation
uh when you solve for y, you have an equation in terms of y and that is what you need to be able to identify the "rate of change," which is the slope (coefficient) of x in the equation
SOLVE for y, right now
I do not need a "suppose," I just need you to show me that you can actually solve for y
the equation is 5x+3y=-2 right?
why are you asking me, isn't that the problem you're given?
yes
what makes an equation is the presence of the equal sign
Oh wait i get how to do it! thanks for everything!!
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