Clintonhill
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Algebra 1, slope intercept form.... example: 6X=2Y=2 ????? no clue how to do it....
ALGEBRA 1: find slope-intercept form of 6X=2Y=2
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Re: ALGEBRA 1
No clue, at all? Refresh yourself by reading this tutorial on solving literal equations: http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvelit.htm
You want to solve for y in terms of x: so y = ax+b
John
EDIT: Read the post below me - I didn't notice two = signs when I saw it the first time
Clintonhill said:
No clue, at all? Refresh yourself by reading this tutorial on solving literal equations: http://www.purplemath.com/modules/solvelit.htm
You want to solve for y in terms of x: so y = ax+b
John
EDIT: Read the post below me - I didn't notice two = signs when I saw it the first time
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Re: ALGEBRA 1
The part I highlighted cannot be right: There can be only one "=" in an equation. Please correct.Clintonhill said: