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What is the slope of the linear equation, -4x+6y=12?

What is the slope of the linear equation, -4x+6y=12?
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What is the slope of the linear equation, -4x+6y=12?

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Explanation:

Use the slope-intercept from y=mx + b to find slope m

Answer: m=2/3

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