3x + 5y = 10 what is the slope of this line?

[@SimpsonDG]

Divide by 5 to put in standard form: y = (-3/5) x + 2. Slope is - 3/5. There -- saved you 12 1/2 minutes.

[@janilacool]

But why negative 3😭

[@celineryan2892]

@@janilacool because you transfer the 3x to the other side of the equation so it becomes negative.

[@devonwilson5776]

Greetings. The slope is visibly-3/5. Using Y=MX+C and referring to 5Y+3X=10, we have 5Y=-3X+10 and Y=-3/5X+2 from which it is deduced that M is -3/5.

[@newark2334]

thanks for rambling the entire video

[@romancatullo7496]

Excellent Tutorial !

[@fatemanoor5499]

I love you Mr. Math

[@markquiswest6607]

You're such a great tutor!

[@tapendsupus962]

Thanks. This helps a lot.

[@kennethstevenson976]

I got a slope of -3/5. The slope y-intercept form of this equation is y= -3/5x + 2.

[@paulasmalley1215]

Would you please explain it already?

[@victorbarrera9980]

ax + by = c.....Slope is equal to -a/b

[@Delatta1961]

I got Potato 😮

[@josemanuelhernandez326]

y=-3/5x+2

[@davidsides4816]

m = -3/5

[@tapendsupus962]

Verbal Diahorrea here.

[@DarekKoczwara]

I was 69th person that liked this video. Just saying.

[@jameshohimer2542]

Way too much chatter and side diversions!

[@serwahprempeh3466]

Too complicated

[@Bobba7266]

Your approach is more complicated. Simplify. More people will get blind from your video teaching.

[@michaelempeigne3519]

how is it complicated ?

[@jaimesantillan5044]

@@michaelempeigne3519 its complicated for him because he cant understand it this is a grade schooler problem.

[@ColeHartman1]

bro get to the point