SOLUTION: How do I rewrite the following in slope-intercept form: 7y+14x=10

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Question 179199This question is from textbook Algebra Connections Volume Two
: How do I rewrite the following in slope-intercept form:
7y+14x=10 This question is from textbook Algebra Connections Volume Two

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Answer by Mathtut(3670) (Show Source):
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7y+14x=10...y=mx+b is the form
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7y=-14x+10......subtracted 14x from both sides
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y=-2x+(10/7)....divided all terms by 7 to isolate the variable y

Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source):
You can put this solution on YOUR website!
How do I rewrite the following in slope-intercept form:
7y+14x=10
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Solve for y. That's always how it's done.
7y+14x=10
7y = -14x + 10
y = -2x + 10/7
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The slope is -2, the y-intercept is 10/7