Find the slope of the line having equation 4x- 3y= 13

First we must transform the equation above into an equation of the form:

y=mx+C

The value of m is actually the slope.



As m=4/3, this is in fact your slope.

4/3

Let's solve for x.

4x−3y=13

Add 3y to both sides.

4x−3y+3y=13+3y

4x=3y+13

Divide both sides by 4.

4x/4=3y+13/4

x = 3/4y+13/4

Let's solve for y.

4x−3y=13

Add -4x to both sides.

4x−3y+−4x=13+−4x

−3y=−4x+13

Divide both sides by -3.

−3y/−3=−4x+13/−3

y=4/3x+−13/3

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