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anonymous · Answer

yes?

anonymous · Answer

3x-6y+2=0 was your question right?? @Brandon

anonymous · Answer

Yes

anonymous · Answer

I will walk you through!
so you have something equal to 0.
you can always move the numbers over to the other side of the equality sign.
So in this case, you could do the followin;

3x-6y+2=0
subtract 2 from each side.
3x-6=-2
does this seem familiar now?
and now add 6 to each side.
3x=4.
now divide 3 each side.
x=4/3

anonymous · Answer

your welcome brsndon. xD

anonymous · Answer

so you basically act like the 0 isn't there?

I need to find the slope and y intercept of the line

anonymous · Answer

Isent the slope 4/3?

anonymous · Answer

if i wasn't stuck i wouldn't be asking right now haha