algebra 1 :p

Question

algebra 1 :p

notmeta · Answer

attachment

0bviouslyNotRakita · Answer

the last option

notmeta · Answer

how did u come to that conclusion? sorry I'm really paranoid of people just ving out the wrong answers

@0bviouslynotrakita wrote:

the last option

0bviouslyNotRakita · Answer

first you have to move the 5x to the other side, making it -5x Then you divide by -4 so y can be by itself, giving you y=5/4x+5

0bviouslyNotRakita · Answer

@notmeta wrote:

how did u come to that conclusion? sorry I'm really paranoid of people just ving out the wrong answers

@0bviouslynotrakita wrote:

the last option

its okay, I would be paranoid also lol

notmeta · Answer

@0bviouslynotrakita wrote:

@notmeta wrote:

how did u come to that conclusion? sorry I'm really paranoid of people just ving out the wrong answers

@0bviouslynotrakita wrote:

the last option

its okay, I would be paranoid also lol

thank uu