SOLUTION: how would I find the gradient of the line for these x+y=4 3y=2x-4 5x-4y=12

Question 769340: how would I find the gradient of the line for these
x+y=4
3y=2x-4
5x-4y=12
Answer by Jc0110(165) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
By rearranging the equation in the form of y=mx+c,
where:
m=Gradient
c=y-intercept
1.

Thus, the value of m = -1 which means the gradient, m of the line is -1.
2.

Same goes to this equation. The value of m= which means the gradient, m of the line is .
3.

The value of m= which means the gradient, m of the line is .
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