How do you find the slope given y= 10/3 x-12?

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Answer 1 · 2018-01-26T21:54:36

By slope I assume you mean gradient?

We know the general form of a straight line graph is

#y=mx+c#

where #m# is the gradient
and #c# is the y-intercept.

#therefore# we have the equation #y=10/3 x-12#

Referring back to general equation we can deduce that

#c = -12# and #m=10/3#

#m# is the gradient (slope) #-># gradient #= 10/3#