Hey are you doing umm the thing where you have to draw a line through the coordinate plane??? I remember that it starts with an "s"...I think...

EDIT: I remember now..It's called slope...Oh and what are you, in 10-11th grade??? Shouldn't you know how to do this already???

hmmnn... lol sorry I never got fractions, Im good at everything else though ^-^

 multiply the bottom(demonitator, can't spell today) and top part(numerator) to get 10/9.

negative * negative = positive

Bear in mind... he is from florida.

Seriously though...

http://www.mathsisfun.com/fractions_division.html

@kasz

lmao!

And to think I have to take the SAT later this year, wow im so screwed lmao

-3/5y=-2/3x + 5

multiply both sides by -5/3

-5/3*(-3/5)y = -5/3*(2/3x + 5)

y = -10/9x + -25/3

so m=-10/9 and b=-25/3

with any kind of fraction that you have, you have to divide the whole equation by the digits in front of the desired unknown.

so for -3/5y = -2/3x + 5 you divide by -3/5 and that gives you

y = 10/9x - 3 no problem

if say you have 4/5y = 1/2x + 10 you divide by 4/5 giving you

y= 5/8x + 8 etc etc. It's easy really, just get your head in the game. These are basics after all.

Its times like this when the good book help you alot

That would be correct.

When multiplying fractions you don't multiply the denominators, just the nominators so it would be 10/3.