Write the equation 9x + 2y = 6 in slope-intercept form.

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nnesha · Answer

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nnesha · Answer

y=mx + b this is slope intercept form
where m is slope which is always with x and b is y-intercept so you have to solve that equation for y

nnesha · Answer

$$\huge\rm 9x+2y = 6$$first step is to move 9x to the right side to d  that you have to subtract both by 9x

nnesha · Answer

let me know what you get after subtracting 9x both side :)

anonymous · Answer

y = -9/-2x+3

nnesha · Answer

right :)
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