Graph the equation 18x + 15y = 90 in y=mx+b Please just explain the equation to me you don't have to graph it. It's y=18x+6 right?

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David Pisoni · Answer 1 · 2017-08-10T12:09:33+0000

18x + 15y = 90
Subtract 18x to the other side.
15y = -18x + 90
Divide the equation by 15.
y = (-6/5x) + 6

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Graph the equation 18x + 15y = 90 in y=mx+b Please just explain the equation to me you don't have to graph it. It's y=18x+6 right?

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