SOLUTION: IN NEED OF HELP. I CANT SEEM TO GET THESE CAN ANYONE HELP? FIND THE SLOPE AND y-INTERCEPT OF THE GIVEN LINE. 1. 5y-2x+8=0 A. m = B. y-intercept 2. x=-9 A. m = B. y-interc

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Question 148210: IN NEED OF HELP. I CANT SEEM TO GET THESE CAN ANYONE HELP? FIND THE SLOPE AND y-INTERCEPT OF THE GIVEN LINE. 1. 5y-2x+8=0 A. m = B. y-intercept 2. x=-9 A. m = B. y-intercept 3. 2x-7y=8 A. m = y-intercept D.y=5 A. m= B. y-intercept
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
I'll do the first two to get you started.


# 1



Start with the given equation.


Add to both sides.


Subtract from both sides.


Combine like terms on the right side.


Divide both sides by to isolate .


Break up the fraction.


Now the equation is in slope intercept form where the slope is and the y-intercept is






# 2

Since the equation x=-9 is not in slope intercept form, this means that the slope is undefined and there is no y-intercept (the line is parallel to the y-axis).

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