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Put 3x+12y=-96 into slope intercept form

User Inoabrian
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QUESTION:-

put 3x+12y=-96 into slope intercept form

SOLUTION:-

As we know that,

The slope intercept form:
\pmb{y=mx+c }

where,

  • m=slope
  • c=y-intercept

so,


  • \pmb{3x+12y=-96 }


  • \pmb{12y=-3x-96 }


  • \pmb{y=(-3x-96)/(12) }


  • \pmb{y=(-3x)/(12)-(96)/(12) }


  • \pmb{y=-(1)/(4)x-8 }
User Darius Jahandarie
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Answer:

y =-1/4x -8

Explanation:

3x+12y=-96

Slope intercept form is y = mx +b where m is the slope and b is the y intercept

Subtract 3x from each side

3x -3x+12y=-3x-96

12y = -3x-96

Divide each side by 12

12y/12 = -3x/12 -96/12

y =-1/4x -8

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