How do I solve 8y=10-3x -to get the locus of points using elimination

What is the locus of points that satisfies the system of equation 8y=10-3x using the elimination method?
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8y=-3x+10, so y=-(3/8)x +10/8... strate line with slope=-0.375 & go thru point=(0,1.25)
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