The slope of the graph of the linear function parallel to 6x-2y-4=0

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anonymous · Answer

is it clear that what you are really being asked is to find the slope of $6x-2y-4=0$ ?

anonymous · Answer

I'm confused to this question

anonymous · Answer

yes, i can see why, because it is worded both poorly and incorrectly

anonymous · Answer

let me rephrase it
find the slope of a line parallel to the line given by the equation $6x-2y-4=0$ 
is that better?

anonymous · Answer

"no" is a fine answer, i am just asking if it is clear now what the question wants

anonymous · Answer

yes that's better. Sorry late reply my computer is kinda laggy

anonymous · Answer

ok then what you want is to find the slope of 
$$6x-2y-4=0$$ that will be your answer
do you know how to find it?

anonymous · Answer

is it possible to get the parallel function of 6x-2y-4=0?

anonymous · Answer

no 
the slope is just the slope
there are an infinite number of lines parallel to $6x-2y-4=0$

anonymous · Answer

what did you get for the slope?

anonymous · Answer

sorry for the bother i know how to get the slope . I was just confused of this question

anonymous · Answer

ok 
hope you got 3