SOLUTION: write the equation of a line in standard form such that it passes point (-2,5) and the line is parallel to another line with equation 2x=-2/5y-2/3

SOLUTION: write the equation of a line in standard form such that it passes point (-2,5) and the line is parallel to another line with equation 2x=-2/5y-2/3

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Question 958066: write the equation of a line in standard form such that it passes point (-2,5) and the line is parallel to another line with equation 2x=-2/5y-2/3
Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
The equation would have the same form,

Use the point to solve for .

So then,

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