SOLUTION: how you do it? 1.write the equation 4y=3x+5 in standard form identify a, b, c 3. explain how to find the x and y intercept of the graph of 2x+y=7 24.write the equation in

Question 51332: how you do it?
1.write the equation 4y=3x+5 in standard form
identify a, b, c
3. explain how to find the x and y intercept of the graph of 2x+y=7

24.write the equation in standard form where a,b,c are integers whose greates common factor is 1.identify a b c
x=4y-5

Answer by venugopalramana(3286) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
how you do it?
1.write the equation 4y=3x+5 in standard form
identify a, b, c
3. explain how to find the x and y intercept of the graph of 2x+y=7
24.write the equation in standard form where a,b,c are integers whose greates common factor is 1.identify a b c
x=4y-5
STD.FORM IS
AX+BY+C=0....SO COMPARING WITH THE GIVEN EQN...
3X-4Y+5=0......
A=3.B=-4..C=5
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2X+Y=7...........PUT X=0 AND FIND Y TO GET Y INTERCEPT
2*0+Y=7.........HENCE Y=7 IS THE Y INTERCEPT
PUT Y=0 AND FIND X
2X=7..,X=7/2 IS THE X INTERCEPT
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X-4Y+5=0.......SO A=1.B=-4.......C=5

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