(2/3)x+4(y-2)=0 slope intercept form

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Ian Fellows asked Feb 26, 2023

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(2/3)x+4(y-2)=0 slope intercept form

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Answer: y = -1/6x+2

Steps: Simplify the left side, Move all terms not containing y to the right side of the equation, Divide each term and simplify, and write in y = mx+b form.

I hope this helps.

Wijayaerick answered Mar 3, 2023

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