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Fan and medal What is the slope of the line represented by the equation 10x+5y=4
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ok, to find the slope, you want to make "y" a loner.
So, isolate it.
To do that, you want to subtract 10x from both sides. Now, what do you have?
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I agree with Zenmo. Subtract 10x from both sides of \[10x+5y=4\]
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@_excusemyfrench._ -5 & -1? Where did these values come from? The objective of this problem was to identify the SLOPE
of the line whose equation is given. Don't try to find values for x or y.
thats what i got after subtracting 10x from 5y & 4
I agree with Zenmo. Subtract 10x from both sides of 10x+5y=4. Zenmo? Could you demonstrate this, please?
|dw:1452610778161:dw| based on that, what is the state of the equation now?
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