Linear equations can be presented in multiple ways, one in which is called standard form. An equation in standard form will look like Ax+By=C, where A, B and C are all integers. Given the equation 3x-9y=-18 using the equationyou should be able to easily find the x and y intercepts and then find the slope of this line

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17 November, 09:11

Linear equations can be presented in multiple ways, one in which is called standard form. An equation in standard form will look like Ax+By=C, where A, B and C are all integers. Given the equation 3x-9y=-18 using the equationyou should be able to easily find the x and y intercepts and then find the slope of this line

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Alan Velasquez · Answer 1

What equation

x intercept is where the line crosses the x axis or where y=0

y intercept is where the line crosses the y axis or where x=0

anyway

when a line is in form ax+by=c, the slope is - a/b

3x-9y=-18

slope=-3/-9=3/9=1/3

xint

y=0

3x=-18

x=-6

xint is x=-6

yint

x=0

-9y=-18

y=2

yint is y=2

slope=1/3

xint is x=-6

yint is y=2

Karson Hancock · Answer 2

The slopes and linear equations are always not easy