SOLUTION: find the equation
slope -1/6, y-intercept 5
a. x-6y=30
b. 6x+y=30
c. x+6y=30
d. -6x+y=30
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Question 983360: find the equation
slope -1/6, y-intercept 5
a. x-6y=30
b. 6x+y=30
c. x+6y=30
d. -6x+y=30
Answer by rfer(16322) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(C)
put in slope/intercept form and you have the answer
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