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If c is a constant integer and c > 0, which of the following could be the graph of 3y – 2x = c(5x + 8y) in the xy-plane?


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Yeah Charge here We're going to show you another way

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You could have solved this problem Yeah a bonus round

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But you could also have done this problem without choosing

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a value for c Use what you know about the

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order of operations You know that him dusting it's three

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y minus two Ax equals c times quantity There We

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kind of simplified things Distribute out the sea There seems

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like the equation just got a little less ugly when

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working with two unknowns like x and y it's always

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a good idea to move all like terms to the

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same side of the equation And that gets us three

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Why minus eight c y which equals five c x

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plus two x for all the white terms Air on

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the left and all the ex terms are on the

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right kind of like congress When the variables air separated

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like this something cool happens It just takes a bit

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of factoring we've got why equals the twenty three months

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eight c and accident times quantity There five c plus

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too Now that five c plus two is being multiplied

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by x so that must be the slope But wait

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why needs to be isolated So you get why looking

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like this it's that five peoples to over three months

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Eight c all times x Well slope is negative in 00:03:02.523 --> [endTime] this equation as why intercept of zero

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