How do I find the slope of the line #3x-2y=6#?

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Antoine
Apr 1, 2015

gradient is #3/2#.
You can find the slope by re-arranging the equation in the form:
# y = mx + c#
where #m# is the gradient and
#c# is the y-intercept( that is the value of y where the line 'hits the y-axis)

so #3x - 2y = 6# becomes
# y = 3/2x - 3#

hence from the above form gradient(#m#) is #3/2#

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