SOLUTION: In standard form, solve y+4=-2/5(x-1). I am confused by the -2/5. I solved the problem like this: y+4= (5)(-2/5)(x-1)
(5)(y+4)=-2(x-1)
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Question 376003: In standard form, solve y+4=-2/5(x-1). I am confused by the -2/5. I solved the problem like this: y+4= (5)(-2/5)(x-1)
(5)(y+4)=-2(x-1)
5y+20=-2x+2
5y+20-20=-2x+2-20
5y=-2x-18
2x+5y=-18
Is this the right answer? Thank you!
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Yes,your answer is correct.
Well done.
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