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Rearrange the equations into the form y = mx + c, where m is the gradient of a straight line.Waleed007 said:Thanks!
but I have a problem how did you get the gradient of first line and second line?
After rearranging, you get:
1. y = 2/k x - 5/k (first line)
2. y = (k+1)/6 x + 3/6 (second line)
So the gradients are the values where 'm' is found: 2/k and (k+1)/6, respectively.