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Graph the linear equation. Find three points that solve the equation, then plot in the graph. -5x-3y=-7

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Explanation:

Convert the equation to the slope-intercept form (y = mx + b):


-5x-3y=-7 add 5x to both sides


-3y=5x-7 divide both sides by (-3)


y=-(5)/(3)x+(7)/(3)

Choose any three values of x ​​and calculate the values od y:

for x = -1:


y=-(5)/(3)(-1)+(7)/(3)=(5)/(3)+(7)/(3)=(12)/(3)=4\to(-1,\ 4)

for x = 2:


y=-(5)/(3)(2)+(7)/(3)=-(10)/(3)+(7)/(3)=-(3)/(3)=-1\to(2,\ -1)

for x = 5


y=-(5)/(3)(5)+(7)/(3)=-(25)/(3)+(7)/(3)=-(18)/(3)=-6\to(5,\ -6)

PLEASE HELP!! Graph the linear equation. Find three points that solve the equation-example-1
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