SOLUTION: graph 5x-6y=-30

Question 214470: graph 5x-6y=-30
Found 2 solutions by checkley77, natroa08:
Answer by checkley77(12844) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
5x-6y=-30
-6Y=-5X=-30
Y=-5X/-6-30/-6
Y=5X/6+5
(graph 300x200 pixels, x from -6 to 5, y from -10 to 10, 5x/6 +5).
Answer by natroa08(4) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
ok our first step is to put it in y= form. we have to move the 5x to the other side of the equal sign to get the Y alone. -6y=-5x-30 (the 5x became negative because when you move a number on the other side of the = the number becomes its opposite.)
since they are all negative we can change them all the positive because its the same thing.
6y=5x+30. now we have to get rid of the 6 because we only want one y. to do this you divide everything by 6. so your new answer is y=5/6x+5
im sorry i cant seem to get the graph to work but i will try to explain how to graph it to you.
y=5/6x+5 ⬅ that five tell you where you are going to graph your y intercept. so when you graph this all you do is move 5 spaces up on the y axis and place a dot. your slope will tell you where to move from this point. since our slope is positive 5/6 what you do is move up 5 spaces from the dot you just made then move to the right 6 spaces and thats where u place your dot. and you keep doing the same pattern up 5 then move 6 to the right then place your dot. draw a line through the dots and there's your line graph!

hope that helped!
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