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Chapter 4: Q. 302 (page 520)

In the following exercises, identify the slope and y-intercept of each line.

5x-2y=6

Short Answer

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Required slope is 52 and y-intercept is-3.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1. Given information.

The equation5x-2y=6.

02

Step 2. Solve the given equation for y.

Solve the equation 5x-2y=6 for y :

5x-2y=62y=5x-6y=52x-3

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Step 3. Compare the obtained equation with slope-intercept form of equation.

Compare the obtained equation y=52x-3with y=mx+b.

m=52;b=-3

So, slope is 52 and y-intercept is-3.

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