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Rewrite the linear equation in general form: y+6= -5/2(x+4)
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Rewrite the linear equation in general form: y+6= -5/2(x+4)
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Answer:
5x+2y = -32
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Y= -5/2(x+4) -6
Y=-5/2x -10 -6
Y= -5/2x -16
2(y= -5/2x -16)
2y= -5x -8
-5x -2y -8 = 0
Did this I while back, not really sure if the answer is right but hope this helps :)
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