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Solve for y.
9x - 3y = -15
y = [?]x + [?]

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Answer:


\large\boxed{y=3x+5}

Explanation:

For the following equation:


9x-3y=-15

We are required to isolate y on one side, putting the equation into the gradient-intercept form:
\boxed{y=mx+c}

Starting off, subtract 9x from both sides:


9x-9x-3y=-15-9x\\-3y=-15-9x

Divide both sides by -3:


(-3y)/(-3)=(-15)/(-3)-(9x)/(-3)\\y=5+3x

Hence, after rearranging:


\Large\boxed{\boxed{y=3x+5}}

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