For the equation =23−6 Y=2/3x-6 which value represents the slope of a line parallel to the equation

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Daniel Dyson asked Sep 16, 2022

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For the equation =23−6

Y=2/3x-6 which value represents the slope of a line parallel to the equation

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Blah blah hope this helps good luck

Dimarzionist answered Sep 17, 2022

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slope = 2/3 is the correct answer.

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