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How do you express the y-value is five more than four times the x-value as an equation?

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May 9, 2018

$y = 4 x + 5$ $y=4x+5$

Explanation:

You would write this as $y = 4 x + 5$ $y=4x+5$

In this equation, $y$ $y$ represents the y-value, $4 x$ $4x$ represents "four times the x-value", and $+ 5$ $+5$ represents "five more than".

$4 x + 5$ $4x+5$ is therefore "five more than four times the x-value".

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