A line with a slope of 1/6 passes through the point (-6, 5). What is its equation in slope-intercept form?

y=1/6x+6

Step-by-step explanation:

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#(-6,5), (x,y)€L(line) and m=1/6 by point-slope form of equation of a line, the equation becomes; 1/6=y-5/x-(-6)

x+6=6y-30

x-6y+36=0(point-slope form)

but since we are asked to find in slope-intercept form and we have slope(m)=1/6 and y-intercept(b)=36/6=6

then y=1/6x+b or y=1/6x+6 is its slope-intercept form.

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