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Get y by itself
5x+y=10

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In order to get y by itself, simply move the 5x over to the other side of the equation. In the end it would be

y= -5x + 10
User Levi Kovacs
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We can add in any order. So 5x+y is the same as y+5x

5x+y = 10
y+5x = 10
y+5x-5x = 10-5x ... subtract 5x from both sides
y+0x = -5x+10
y+0 = -5x+10
y = -5x+10

Answer: y = -5x+10

Note: this is in y=mx+b form where m = -5 is the slope and b = 10 is the y intercept
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