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What is 3x−2y=6 in slope-intercept form?
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What is 3x−2y=6 in slope-intercept form?

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Answer:

Slope intercept form

y=mx=b

y=3/2x-3

Explanation:

3x-2y=6

-3x -3x

=

-1 (-2y=-3x=6)

2y=3x-6

-- -- --

2 2 2

=

y=3/2x-3

Hope this helps

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