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What is the gradient of the line
2y-8x=-2?
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In order to find the gradient of the line, we first need to write its equation in slope intercept form (y=mx+b); right now the equation is in standard form, ax+by=c.
So first we add 8x on both sides:-
2y=-2+8x
or
2y=8x-2
Now we divide by 2 on both sides:-
2y/2=8x/2-2/2
On simplification,
y=4x-1
That's our equation in slope intercept form.
The gradient is the number before x:-
4
<h3>Good luck.</h3>
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