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Graph the equation 4x + 5y = -4 by plotting points.

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To graph the equation 4x + 5y = -4 by plotting points.

First, To find the points on the line.

Substitute different values of x, to find corresponding values of y.

Let x=-1,

Substitute in the equation we get,


4(-1)+5y=-4
5y=-4+4
y=0

One of the point on the line is (-1,0)

Let x=-6,

Substitute in the equation we get,


4(-6)+5y=-4
-24+5y=-4
5y=20
y=4

(-6,4) is the point on the line.

Let x=4,

Substitute in the equation we get,


4(4)+5y=-4
16+5y=-4
5y=-20
y=-4

(4,-4) is the point on the given line.

Rewrite the equation into slope intercept form y=mx+c, we get,


y=-(4x)/(5)-(4)/(5)

we get the slope of the line is -4/5 and y intercept is -4/5

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