5x + y = -5 I need to graph this pls help

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Lisa [10]3 years ago

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<u>Factoring:</u>

This equation cannot be factored because its roots are irrational (as shown by solving with the quadratic formula). Also, to factor a quadratic equation, you need to find a pair of numbers whose product is equal to the c term (-5) and whose sum is equal to the b term (-6). There is no pair of numbers which satisfies this, further showing that the equation cannot be factored.

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First, you need to find the a, b and c terms of your equation. They are 1, -6, and -5 respectively.

Now, you must plug in to the equation and solve for x. You must do so twice, once with a plus sign in the numerator and once with a minus.

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