SOLUTION: find the slope of the line having equation 4x-3y=13
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Question 323665: find the slope of the line having equation 4x-3y=13
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For a two-variable linear equation in standard form the slope is found by dividing the opposite of the coefficient on
by the coefficient on
.
John

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