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14x + 5y = -6 Slope intercept form

14x + 5y = -6 Slope intercept form
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14x + 5y = -6
Slope intercept form

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User Rubi
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The answer is : -14/5x -6/5

Step-by-step explanation:
5y= -6-14x
y= -6/5 -14/5x

Standard form: -14/5x-6/5
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User Formentz
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Answer:

y=-2.8x-1.2

Step-by-step explanation:

5y=-14x-6

y=-14/5x-6/5

y=-2.8x-1.2

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