Question

Find the slope of the line. 4x+5y=−3 Write your answer in simplest form.

Answer 1

solve for "y", what do you get?

Answer 2

don't know this is all Greek to me

Answer 3

well.. begs the question why you're doing the exercise to begin with

Answer 4

im just hetting back into school and Ive been out for a few years and im rusty

Answer 5

I can help

Answer 6

well... I'd suggest you check your linear simplification section firstly

Answer 7

Help plz!!!

Answer 8

4x+5y=3 so first of all you have to get the y part alone so how would you get that 4x to go away?

Answer 9

can anyone here do it for you? yes
will that "help" you? nope

unless you simply want it done, and not understand it

but it's just a simple case of linear simplification
and if you haven't covered that yet, it doesn't have any point in giving you this exercise

Answer 10

Well let him/her try it but give them clues to what's going on people help me that way and I understand what is going on better

Answer 11

Leaving someone to do it by their self isn't going to do anything because they might not understand it

Answer 12

So how do you get rid of that 4x?

Answer 13

subtract it from both sides

Answer 14

Yes

Answer 15

So you will have?

Answer 16

5y=?

Answer 17

5y=-4x-3 because you subtracted 4x from the one side so it's gone and what you do to one side you have to do to the other so you have a -4x on the other side