How do you find the slope of #y-3x=1#?

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Shantelle
Jul 19, 2018

The slope is #3#.

Explanation:

To find the slope, first make the equation in slope-intercept form (shown below) so that we can find the slope easier:
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Let's make #y# by itself by adding #color(blue)(3x)# to both sides of the equation:
#y - 3x quadcolor(blue)(+quad3x) = 1 quadcolor(blue)(+quad3x)#

#y = 1 + 3x#

We know that the slope is the number multiplied by the #x#, so the slope is #3#.

Hope this helps!

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