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3x+y = −6 what is the slope and y-intercept

3x+y = −6 what is the slope and y-intercept
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3x+y = −6 what is the slope and y-intercept

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Answer:

The value of m (slope) is -3

The value of b (y-intercept) is -6

Explanation:

First you need to isolate y:

3x + y = −6

y = -3x - 6

The value of m (slope) is -3

The value of b (y-intercept) is -6

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