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Question #63546

Answer 1

`y = 10x + 3`.

Explanation:

Slope intercept form is basically a linear equation in the form `y = mx + b`.

To convert your equation into this, all you need to do is add `10x` to both sides of the equation. This will leave you with:

`y = 10x + 3`.

And that's your answer. Here's a graph of what that would look like. Can you see what the slope and y-intercept are?

graph{10x + 3 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}

Hope that helped :)

Answer 2

`y=10x+3`

Explanation:

• Slope intercept form is the form

`y=mx+b`

This is an equation for a straight line where m is your gradient, and b is where the straight line touches the y axis.

• For your question, you just have to get y alone on the left hand side

`-10x+y=3`

Bring the -10x to the right hand side making it a positive:

`y=10x+3`

and that gives you your slope intercept form where your gradient m is 10.
graph{y=10x+3 [-10, 10, -5, 5]}