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Can someone please help me with#6-#8?I'm not sure how to find the answers and graph it in the graphs given.​

Can someone please help me with#6-#8?I'm not sure how to find the answers and graph-example-1
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Answers:

  • 6. Slope = -5/3; y intercept = 5
  • 7. Slope = -1; y intercept = 2
  • 8. Slope = 3; y intercept = 0

The graphs are below

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Step-by-step explanation:

6)

Let's solve for y to get the equation in slope intercept form y = mx+b


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

That last equation matches with y = mx+b to get

m = -5/3 = slope

b = 5 = y intercept

To graph this, we plot the y intercept at (0,5). Then move down 5 and to the right 3 to arrive at (3,0) as the second point. This movement is directly tied to the slope. We only need two points to graph a straight line.

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7)

The equation y = -x+2, aka y = -1x+2, is already in slope intercept form

m = -1 = slope

b = 2 = y intercept

Start at (0,2) which is the location of the y intercept. Move down 1 and to the right 1 due to the slope -1/1 = -1. This should move us to the point (1,1). Connect the two points (0,2) and (1,1) with a straight line to finish up the graph.

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8)

We start with the origin (0,0) because the y intercept of y = 3x is 0. It might help to think of y = 3x as y = 3x+0

Then we move up 3 units and to the right 1 unit to get to (1,3) as our next point. Connect the two points with a straight line

slope = 3

y intercept = 0

Once again, the graphs are shown below.

Can someone please help me with#6-#8?I'm not sure how to find the answers and graph-example-1
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