change y-5+4(x+2) into a slope-intercept form

Question

im stuck on this question 

 

Answer 1

You’ve provided an expression, but you are asking for an equation, so I guess you should have written:

y=5+4(x+2). In slope-intercept form this is y-5=4(x+2) so the y-intercept is 5 and the x-intercept is -2, and slope is 4.

But you could also have meant y-5+4(x+2)=0, in which case y-5=-4(x+2), so the intercepts are the same as above but the slope is -4.

Answer 2

y-5+4(x+2) is not an equation so you can not get it into slope intercept form.But it does look like it could have been in point slope form which would have been y-5=4(x+2).  If that i the case y-5=4(x+2)

                                                                                     y-5=4x+8

                                                                                       +5        +5

                                                                                      y=4x+13