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slope of a line
what is 2x-y=6
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do you know what y=?
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 Originally Posted by bears54
You will need to one of the variables, x or y, to find the answer. |
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slope intercept form is y=mx + b
m being slope so 2x - y = 6 -y = -2x + 6 y= 2x -6 m = 2 not sure what the others are talking about but oh well. |
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