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-93x+3y=108 find the slope of the linear equation.​
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-93x+3y=108
find the slope of the linear equation.​

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Answer:

31.

Explanation:

-93x+3y=108

Convert to slope-intercept form ( y = mx + c where m = slope):-

3y = 93x + 108

Divide through by 3:

y = 31x + 36 <------- Slope/intercept form.

So the slope = 31.

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