what is the slope intercept form for the following equation: -2x-11y=5

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anonymous · Answer

@WildQueen    @a1234

tkhunny · Answer

This requires solving for y.  Go!

astrophysics · Answer

Slope intercept form is y = mx+b

astrophysics · Answer

So yes, solve for y as tk mentioned, m here is your slope, and b is the y - intercept

anonymous · Answer

wouldnt the answer be y=-2/11x-5/11 for the equation and slope:-2/11 and y intercept -5/11???

astrophysics · Answer

Yes :)

anonymous · Answer

:))) do you think you can help me on a couple more?

anonymous · Answer

@Astrophysics

anonymous · Answer

@alexandra_annabella  @tkhunny  @imqwerty

anonymous · Answer

which graph best represents the equation -5x+29=2?

tkhunny · Answer

Are you sure you wrote it correctly?  Why not change to slope-intercept form and see for yourself?

imqwerty · Answer

in this equation nothing is given about y so y can be anything
but x is constant 
can u solve this equation to find out the value of x??
 :)

astrophysics · Answer

Probably meant -5x+29y=2?

anonymous · Answer

no im having trouble with a quiz that i have taken 3 times already and this is the last time i can take it and pass

imqwerty · Answer

find out the value of x and it will be like this-
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