Question

What is 15x=3y=0 written in slope-intercept form?

Answer 1

15x + 3y = 10.

you have to solve for y.
isolate the variable.
15x + 3y = 10
start by subtracting 15x on both sides.
3y = -15x +10
then divide both sides by 3
y = -15/3x + 10/3
simplify.
y = -5x + 10/3

10/3 can be written as 3.33
or 3 and 1/3

Answer 2

The slope intercept form of the equation is
`y=5x` where, 5 is the slope of the equation.

Explanation:

Given : Equation
`15x-3y=0`

To find : What is the equation written in slope-intercept form?

Solution :

The slope intercept form is
`y=mx+c`

where, m is the slope and c is the y-intercept.

So, In the given equation take y to one side,

Equation
`15x-3y=0`

Subtract -15x both side,

`15x-3y-15x=0-15x`

`-3y=-15x`

Divide by 3 both side,

`(-3y)/(3)=(-15x)/(3)`

`-y=-5x`

Cancel the subtract sign,

`y=5x`

Therefore, The slope intercept form of the equation is
`y=5x` where, 5 is the slope of the equation.