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Line 1: 6x–4y=6 find the slope Line 2 3y=2x+2 find the slope Line 3 y=-2/3x +6 find the slope

Line 1: 6x–4y=6 find the slope Line 2 3y=2x+2 find the slope Line 3 y=-2/3x +6 find the slope
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Line 1: 6x–4y=6 find the slope

Line 2 3y=2x+2 find the slope
Line 3 y=-2/3x +6 find the slope

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User Giograno
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Answer:

slope=6, 2 and 2/3

Explanation:

the slope is always what is multiplied by x so therefore these numbers are the slopes

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