SOLUTION: For what value of k will the graph of kx+6y-2=0 be the same line as the graph of y=2/5x+1/3

SOLUTION: For what value of k will the graph of kx+6y-2=0 be the same line as the graph of y=2/5x+1/3

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Question 881763: For what value of k will the graph of kx+6y-2=0 be the same line as the graph of y=2/5x+1/3
Answer by richwmiller(17219) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
kx+6y-2=0
y=2/5x+1/3
6y=12x/5+2
6y=-kx+2
k=-12/5

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