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Graph -7x+5y=35



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User Proyag
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The best way to figure this out is to rewrite the equation in to standard slope form:

y = mx + b

this would look like...

5y = -7x + 35

divide 5 from each side of the equation...

-7
y = —— x + 7
5

find the values you can graph...

b = y intercept = the point in which the line "hits" the y axis on the graph. so count 7 points up and plot a point on the y axis at 7.

once you plot that, this is the starting point of your slope...

-7 (rise) count 7 down
m = slope = —— (over)
5 (run) count 5 to the right


message me if you need anything to clarify or any other questions!

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