find the slope -6 +12y=8

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Hi Melissa;

Please check this equation.

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Hi Melissa and Vivian,

The slope is zero. 12y = 14

y = 14/12 = 1 1/6 This is a line parallel to the x axis with a slope of zero and a y intercept of 1 1/6.

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David,

You are correct.

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