Question

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

Answer 1

You can identify the slope after you solve for y.

Answer 2

Because solving for y will turn the equation into the slope form
\(\Large y=mx+b\)
where m is the slope.

Answer 3

well first you have to get y by itself. Sooo subtract 4x from both sides and you wind up with -6y=-4x+12
to get the slope you divide both sides by -6

Answer 4

Isn't the slope 4?

Answer 5

i got -2/3x+2

Answer 6

it hase to be a fraction

Answer 7

@Emma.Davenport

Answer 8

-_- im lost

Answer 9

no the slope is 2/3 because when you divide two negatives it becomes a positive

Answer 10

its kinda to late..... :T thx ... i guess