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22-02-2017
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What is the slope of a line where X=6 and Y=(-3)?????

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22-02-2017

For 6x-3y=6 you subtract 6x from both sides and that becomes -3y=6-6x. Then divide -3y, 6 and -6x by -3 and the answer is y=-2+2x

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