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Work out m and c for the line: y = 6 − x
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Work out m and c for the line: y = 6 − x

User Dakshinamurthy Karra
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Answer:

m = 1

c = -6

Explanation:

As y = mx + c (standard form)

User JonasV
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Put this into slope intercept form.

y = 6 - x becomes y = -x + 6

"m" is the coefficient on x: -1

"c" is the number without the x: 6

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