Can somebody explain how to find the slope of a line determined by the following equation: 4y=3(y+2), without graphing it out on paper.

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anonymous · Answer

the line is parallel to X-axis... so, slope = 0

anonymous · Answer

are u sure there is only y on both sides?

anonymous · Answer

4y=3y+6 
=> y=6

anonymous · Answer

if so, then ik is right

anonymous · Answer

given any equation(linear) , represent the equation in the form y=mx+c , wer m is  the slope of the  equation. in ur case, 4y=3y+6<=> y= (0)x + 6 .... so the slope is 0.

anonymous · Answer

Yes, there's only a y on both sides...0 is the answer in my college textbook answer key...but don't quite understand the equation here of either ik or brackett...what's with the greater than or less than signs?

anonymous · Answer

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