\(6x-2y=6\)
To find the slope of the line, you need to find what y equals first
You must move around the numbers around until you get only y on one side of the equal sign.
\(6x-6x-2y=6-6x\)
\(-2y=6-6x\)
Then, you "isolate" y from every number
\(\frac{-2y}{-2} = \frac{6-6x}{2}\)
Therefore, you have the slope:
\(y=3-3x\) or in slope/line formula (y=mx+b)
\(y=-3x+3\)
In the slope/line formula: x is the slope so therefore the slope of \(6x-2y=6\)
is 3
