SOLUTION: How do I graph this equation, 6y+5=5y=3? am I supposed to simplify it first?

SOLUTION: How do I graph this equation, 6y+5=5y=3? am I supposed to simplify it first?

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: How do I graph this equation, 6y+5=5y=3? am I supposed to simplify it first? This question is from textbook

Answer by RAY100(1637) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
6y+5=5y+3,,,,,check to see that this is correct problem
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Yes, simplify first
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6y-5y = 3-5
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y = -2
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This is a horizontal line at, y= -2
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