how do you make this equation in slope-intercept form.
x/2- y + 6 = 0

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how do you make this equation in slope-intercept form. 
x/2- y + 6 = 0

jackellyn · Answer

slope intercept form
y=mx +b
x/2 -y +6 =0
Subtract 6 from both sides
x/2 -y = -6
Multiply 2 on both sides
x -y = -6(2)
Subtract x from both sides
-y = -12 -x
Divide by -1 on both sides
y = 12 + x
y = x + 12

anonymous · Answer

which one would it be out of these?
A. y = - x/2- 6
B.y =x/2 + 6
C.y =x/2 - 6

jackellyn · Answer

-y = -6 -x/2
y= 6 + x/2
y = x/2 +6

They subtracted the entire (x/2) on both sides

anonymous · Answer

ohhh okkk thnxx

ajprincess · Answer

When u multiply by 2 both sides it becomes
x-2y=-12
Nt x-y=-12 @jackellyn.

jackellyn · Answer

you're right @ajprincess

anonymous · Answer

iunderstand now i appreciate your consideration

jackellyn · Answer

x-2y=-12
-2y = -12 -x
y = 6 + x/2

If i had done that step right I would've gotten the same answer.

ajprincess · Answer

yes u r right.