SOLUTION: The question says to write the standard form of the equation of the line described: perpendicular to 5y= 4x+2, x intercept 5
I understand how to get the inverse slope, and how t
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I understand how to get the inverse slope, and how t
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Question 479878: The question says to write the standard form of the equation of the line described: perpendicular to 5y= 4x+2, x intercept 5
I understand how to get the inverse slope, and how to change it from standard to y-intercept form and back again, but how do I find the y intercept for this one?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! you know the slope (m), so just substitute the known point [x-intercept at (5,0)] to find the constant term (b)
