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What is the slope of the line represented by (1/8)x + 3y=3
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1/8x + 3y=3 3y = 1/8x + 3 You divide straight through by 3 to get your answer
it is easier when you have the equation in standard form
y = mx+b
does that make sense?
your slope is going to be m and b is the intercept
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Yes thanks
you're welcome :)
So would the answer be 2.6
no... the slope is represented by m in the equation so m = 1/8
do you see that?
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So once you put it in standard form you get 3y=1/8x+3 right? Then you divide by 3?
yes
So now y=.04167+1? What am I missing?
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