Y-3=2/3(x-2) in standard form

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levacccp [35]2 years ago

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Y-3=2/3(x-2) Y-3=2/3x-6 +3. +3 Y=2/3x-3 ×2. ×2 Y= 6x-6 ÷6. ÷6 Y= -1

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