SOLUTION: I am trying to find the slope for the line. 20x-5y=1.2 y=mx+b I have to get the y by itself, so am i setting up the problem like this -5y+20x+1.2. I have to subtract 20 by both si
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Question 370044: I am trying to find the slope for the line. 20x-5y=1.2 y=mx+b I have to get the y by itself, so am i setting up the problem like this -5y+20x+1.2. I have to subtract 20 by both sides. i am lost can you help me out. Found 2 solutions by Fombitz, mananth:Answer by Fombitz(32388) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website! 20x-5y=1.2
to simplify , since there is one decimal multiply equation by 10
200x-50y =12
50y = 200x-12
y = 200x/50 -12/50
y = 4x - 6/25
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slope = 4
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