find the y-intercept and the x-intercept for the equation
5x+3y=45
write an ordered pair
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OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
okay so set up y=mx+b
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
do you know what it is?
OpenStudy (pphalke):
how do i do that for the equation?
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
move you 5x to the other side of the equation by subtracting it...
like this. now you will have 3y=-5x+45
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
do you see what I did?
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OpenStudy (pphalke):
yes i saw now what do i do to get the y and x intercept
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
you will now want your y by itself. so how do you do that you think?
OpenStudy (pphalke):
hmm i dont know
OpenStudy (shastri007):
Hey
I worked it out for you
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
3y=-5x+45
divide everything by 3 so that the y ends up by itself
y=-5/3x+15
see?
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OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
Now we have the equation to find the intercepts...okay, do I still have you?
OpenStudy (shastri007):
Hey man, let us know where u at, i can explain a step over if u didn't understand. I wrote it like that in step forms so if you gotta problem somewhere just tell and i would explain carefully
~Shastri
OpenStudy (pphalke):
haha i am not a man
OpenStudy (hyperpiper):
I like how you did it in steps^^
OpenStudy (shastri007):
Thanks hyper :)
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