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What is the slope form of the line -6x-2y=-10
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What is the slope form of the line -6x-2y=-10

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The slope of the equation is 3
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To get the slope, you need the form y=mx+b where m is the slope of the line, so add 6x to both side you get

-2y=6x-10

Then divide by -2

y=-3x+5

The slope form is y=-3x+5 with the slope being -3
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