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What is 4x+2y=10 in y=my+b form
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What is 4x+2y=10 in y=my+b form

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Answer:

y= -2x+5

Explanation:

4x+2y= 10

subtract from both sides.

2y= -4x+10

divide.

y= -4x/2 + 10/2

solve.

y= -2x + 5

User Koush
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I think m=-2 or y=-2x+5
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