It would be c
ax-5=b What you have to do is get a to be by itself
So you would add 5 to both sides:
ax-5(+5)=b(+5) = ax=b+5
And then divide x by both sides. You divide because a is multiplied by x on the left side, so to move it to the other side you’d have to do the opposite and divide:
ax /x=b+5 /x
Answer is C ... a=(b+5) /x
The rule for a reflection over the x -axis is (x,y)→(x,−y) .
In any given equation, a positive or negative number that isn't multiplied by a variable is called "b", or "y-intercept." Seeing as y-5 (f(x) is the same as y) isn't an equation, it probably means you need to add 5 to both sides to isolate y.
you end up with y=5, a horizontal line in which every "y" value in every set of points is equal to 5
Ex: (1,5),(2,5),(3,5)...
this means that your parent function of y=0 has a vertical shift upwards of five. hope I could help :)
I decided to write out the answer in paint, you can see it as an attachment.
