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29 June, 13:42

The equation of a line is given below:

-3x-6y=-6

Find the slope and the y-intercept.

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  1. 29 June, 14:01
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    We will start by adding 3x to both sides. This changes the equation to 6y=3x-6.

    We then divide the entire equation by 6 to get y by itself. That leaves us with y=3/6x-1 which simplifies down to y=1/2x-1
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