Answer:
(Slope) M = -2/3
(Y Intercept) B = 6
When you put the number down for the slope, do not include the x.
(The picture shown is the answer for what the equation is graphed in this case, if your graph is not big enough, read "Step-by-step explanation:".)
Step-by-step explanation:
When dealing with slopes, we use this formula: y = mx + b.
m - # before variable, this is your rise/run.
b - y intercept, this is the point you start on the graph.
When graphing, you need to put b (y intercept, "beginning") on the graph, in this case it's 6, so you need to put it at (0,6). Next, you use the rise/run. To do this, the numerator (-2) will be your "rise", so you move down 2, since this is a negative number. Then, your denominator (-3) will be your "run", so you move left 3, since this is a negative number.
If the graph is not big enough to go down or up, or left or right however much for the rise/run, turn the number (for ex. 2/3) positive if negative, and negative if positive, and use the rise/run to graph it.
Hope this helped, have a nice day.
