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consider the equation of the line 3x-4y+10=0
find its:
slope
x and y intercepts

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Answered by Shravani83
22
3x-4y+10=0
Now we separate the y and rest of the term in the format:
y=mx+c
where, 
m = slope, c= y-intercept
-4y=-3x-10  [ Take minus common and cancel it]
4y=3x+10
y= \frac{3}{4} x +  \frac{10}{4}
y= \frac{3}{4}x+ \frac{5}{2}

So,
The slope of the line= 
 \frac{3}{4}
and
y-intercept = 
 \frac{5}{2}



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Answered by Anonymous
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Slope is - ( coefficient of x ) / coefficient of y
= - 3/-4
= 3/4
 Hence slope is 3/4
To find y intercept put x = 0
 -4y+10=0
4y=10
2y=10
Y=5/2

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