SOLUTION: how to find the slope and y intercept of the equation: 10 - 1/4y = 4x

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Question 325425: how to find the slope and y intercept of the equation:
10 - 1/4y = 4x

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20060)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
how to find the slope and y intercept of the equation:

Rule:  

The equation 



has slope  and 

y-intercept the point 

Therefore to use that rule, your equation



must first be gotten into the form

 

Let's do that:



Clear of fractions by multiplying every term by 





Add -40 to both sides



Get rid of the negative sign in front of y by changing
the sign of every term on both sides:



Compare that to



and we see that it

has slope  and 

y-intercept the point 

Edwin


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