WILL FAN AND GIVE MEDAL FOR BEST ANSWER
Write the following inequality in slope-intercept form.
-6x + 3y ≥- 45

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WILL FAN AND GIVE MEDAL FOR BEST ANSWER
Write the following inequality in slope-intercept form. 
-6x + 3y ≥-  45

kdr1308 · Answer

Okay, so we know slope-intercept form is y = mx + b, and -6x + 3y is greater than or equal to -45 is in standard form. When you solve for x and y we end up with x = -7.5 and y = 15, so the slope is 1/2 (because 7.5 is half of 15). Now we need to plug the known values in. 15 = 1/2(7.5) + b. We don't know what b is so we need to solve it like a two-step equation to get the value of b

kdr1308 · Answer

I mean greater than or = to instead or just equals sorry!

mrcoolguy · Answer

are you faze adapt

kdr1308 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

What?

anonymous · Answer

you can first consider $$-6x+3y=-45$$

anonymous · Answer

you want $$y = mx+b$$ form, where m is slope and b in intercept (i.e. x=0)