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Y-5=m(x-6) solve for m

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Hi there!

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I believe your answer is:


\boxed{m= (y-5)/(x-6)}; \text{ } x\\eq 6

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Here’s why:

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\boxed{\text{Solving for 'm'...}}\\\\y-5=m(x-6)\\------------\\\rightarrow m(x-6) = y-5\\\\\rightarrow (m(x-6)=y-5)/((x-6)); x\\eq 6\\\\\rightarrow \boxed{m= (y-5)/(x-6)}; \text{ } x\\eq 6

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Hope this helps you. I apologize if it’s incorrect.

User Jmn
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5 + -6m + mX,

If you like, I can explain a bit more!

User Daniel Sibaja
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