X + 2y = −6 in slope intercept form

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Stephen Fuhry asked Dec 9, 2023

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X + 2y = −6 in slope intercept form

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Stephen Fuhry asked Dec 9, 2023

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y=-1/2x-3 i’m pretty sure this is right

Loli answered Dec 10, 2023

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y= (-x-6)/2 is the correct answer

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