Question

Find the slope of the line whose equation is 4x – 6y = 12

Answer 1

@DarkBlueChocobo

Answer 2

@Kit_Kat_Nat_<3

Answer 3

Ok, this is in slope intercept form so do you know what the slope would be? y=mx+b
m=slope

Answer 4

change the equation to the form
y=mx+b

Answer 5

4/1 right?

Answer 6

well dang it :p

Answer 7

i havent done this since geometry ._.

Answer 8

Lol @DarkBlueChocobo

Answer 9

and your m would be the gradient which is also the slope

Answer 10

Lelelel and now im in pre-cal the life :S

Answer 11

WAIT IM SO CONFUSED

Answer 12

so basically

Answer 13

rearrange the equation

Answer 14

so that it looks like mx+b=y

Answer 15

OK

Answer 16

soh in this case If I am correct. mx=4 b=12 y=6

Answer 17

rearrange:
6y = 4x - 12
now divide by 2
3y = 2x - 6
now divide by 3 and you have it

Answer 18

so 4 + 12 = 6?

Answer 19

well missing the x's and y's

Answer 20

other than that so far so good

Answer 21

@cwrw238 dis guy knows whats up :p

Answer 22

how to u divide 2 by 3

Answer 23

it will come out as a decimal

Answer 24

Use a calculator ._.

Answer 25

or you can just put 2/3x

Answer 26

works that way too

Answer 27

or you can write it as a fraction

Answer 28

^^^

Answer 29

so its 2/3?

Answer 30

yep

Answer 31

mhm ding ding you be correctarino

Answer 32

yayyyyyyyy

Answer 33

wopwowpwopwp

Answer 34

i have another math paper with like 5 questions could u help with that too?

Answer 35

kk ive got time i got all my work basically done for the week

Answer 36

ok ill open a new one