Plz check my answer... http://prntscr.com/b5agii
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\[5x+y=1\\ y=-5x+1\] would have a negative slope your line has a positive slope
Doesn't what I chose have a negative slope?
yeah your choice, C, has a negative slope, but the line pictured has a positive slope, so C is wrong
oh.. so it's B?
no not B since that one has a negative slope as well...
How do you know if it's a negative slope or not?
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oh I feel dumb...it's C since it's positive...
no dear, not C
i think i have confused you, lets go slow
ignore the less than or equal to and look only at \[5x+y=1\] or \[5x-y=1\] two lines
the first one \[5x+y=1\] if you solve for \(y\) you get \[y=-5x+1\] has a negative slope so it is not that one
the second one \[5x-y=1\] solve for \(y\) you get \[y=5x-1\] has a positive slope
I mean D
@satellite73
saying random letters doesnt do much :P
I'm not... I mistakened the number
My final answer is D... thats what I'm gonna go with
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