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Put the equation 3y-4x=-6 into slope intercept form
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Put the equation 3y-4x=-6 into slope intercept form

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Answer:

y = 4/3X - 2

Explanation:

Begin with 3y-4x = -6

Subtract -4x to the other side of the equation

now you have 3y = 4x - 6

Divide the 3 by every term on the right side

You're left with y = 4/3X - 2

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