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What is -2y= -6x+12 in slope intercept form? I got y=3x-6 but I don't believe that's right

What is -2y= -6x+12 in slope intercept form? I got y=3x-6 but I don't believe that's right
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What is -2y= -6x+12 in slope intercept form?
I got y=3x-6 but I don't believe that's right

User Pavan Manjunath
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Your correct you have to divide -2 by -2y and by -6x+12
y=3x-6
User Johnny Everson
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it's right
-2y= -6x+12
-2y= -2 (3x-6) |÷ (-2)
y= 3x-6
User Phonix
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