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Determine the slope-intersept form of the linear equation x/2 - y + 6 =0

Determine the slope-intersept form of the linear equation x/2 - y + 6 =0
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Determine the slope-intersept form of the linear equation x/2 - y + 6 =0

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Answer: slope =1/2 y intercept (0,6)

Step-by-step explanation: use the slope and y intercept form y=mx + b

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