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The slope of the equation is 3x-6y=12?
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The slope of the equation is 3x-6y=12?

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Answer:

1/2x-2=y

Or

0.5x-2=y

Explanation:

3x-6y=12

Add 6y on both sides

Subtract 12 on both sides

3x-12=6y

Divide by 6

=1/2x-2=y

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