Find the slope and the y-intercept of the equation 4x + 5y=-9.
OA.
slope = 4/5 and y-intercept = ' - (9) / (5)
OB. slope = ' - (4) / (5) ' and y-intercept = ' (9) / (5)
C. slope = ' - (4) / (5) ' and y-intercept = " - (9) / (5)
OD. slope = (4) / (5) ' and y-intercept = '9/5
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