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the equation of a line 4x-3y-7=0 In slope intercept form is..​

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Answered by 2PaVaN4
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Step-by-step explanation:

4x-3y-7=0

4x-3y=7 [divide by 7 on both sides]

(4/7)x-(3/7)y = 1

Answered by Nirmit2867
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For better explanation there is a image attached.



Explanation:
the equation of a line in
slope-intercept form
is.

x
y
=
m
x
+
b
where m is the slope and b the y-intercept
Rearrange
4
x

3
y
+
7
=
0
into this form
subtract 4x from both sides
4
x

4
x

3
y
+
+
7
=
0

4
x


3
y
+
7
=

4
x
subtract 7 from both sides

3
y
+
7

7
=

4
x

7


3
y
=

4
x

7
divide all terms by

3

3
y

3
=

4

3
x
+

7

3

y
=
4
3
x
+
7
3

in slope-intercept form

slope
=
4
3
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