reduce the equation 3x + 6y -2 =0 to the slope-intercept form

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anonymous · Answer

reduce the equation 3x + 6y -2 =0 to the slope-intercept form

anonymous · Answer

slope-intercept form is y = mx + c ?

anonymous · Answer

what is the solution?

anonymous · Answer

if it is y = mx + c (as google says :p)
you have 3x + 6y -2 = 0
first you let y be alone on the left : 6y = 2 - 3x
and then you divide by 6 : y = 2/6 - 3x/6
wich is : y = 1/3 - x/2

anonymous · Answer

i can give more details if u need to

anonymous · Answer

y = mx + c   Standard slope intercept form.

anonymous · Answer

yes i need to please.
how about this...what is the equation of the line that is passes through the origin and parallel to the line 5x-3x+2=0?

anonymous · Answer

Post another question for that.

anonymous · Answer

what details do you nedd on that particular question ?

anonymous · Answer

@estudier which one?

anonymous · Answer

@niwi yes

anonymous · Answer

"how about this...what is the equation of the line that is passes through the origin and parallel to the line 5x-3x+2=0?

Post as separate question, thread is confusing otherwise..

anonymous · Answer

where do you need details ? tell me what do you understand or i could spend hours explaining o_o

anonymous · Answer

what you don't understand*

anonymous · Answer

@estudier i posted already