Question

How do you graph using slope and intercept of `3x+5y=5`?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

First you have to make y the subject so you can find your slope

`3x+5y=5`
`5y=5-3x`
`y=1-3/5x`
`y=-3/5x+1`

Looking at the equation, you'll notice that it is in the form of `y=mx+b` where m is your gradient and b is your y-intercept

SO your slope is `-3/5` and your y-intercept is `(0,1)`
Your x-intercept can be found by letting `y=0`
`3x=5`
`x=5/3` `(5/3,0)`

Now all you have to do is plot your x and y intercepts and connect the two dots together

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