Asked by karen
                (K+1)x+2y=6; M=k-2
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    Apparently you mean that M is the slope. Most folks use lower-case letters.
In any case, we have
2y = -(k+1)x + 6
y = -(k+1)/2 x + 3
The slope is -(k+1)/2
-(k+1)/2 = k-2
-(k+1) = 2k - 2
-k-1 = 2k-2
3k = 1
k = 1/3
    
In any case, we have
2y = -(k+1)x + 6
y = -(k+1)/2 x + 3
The slope is -(k+1)/2
-(k+1)/2 = k-2
-(k+1) = 2k - 2
-k-1 = 2k-2
3k = 1
k = 1/3
                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    oops
-(k+1) = 2k - 4
-k-1 = 2k-4
3k=3
k=1
    
-(k+1) = 2k - 4
-k-1 = 2k-4
3k=3
k=1
                    Answered by
            Agni
            
    Steve, You made another mistake in that second edit. 
Once you reach -k-1=2k-4.
You need to subtract 2k from the right side.
That gets you -3k-1=-4.
You add 1 to get rid of that negative one which gets -3k=-3. Solve for k=1
    
Once you reach -k-1=2k-4.
You need to subtract 2k from the right side.
That gets you -3k-1=-4.
You add 1 to get rid of that negative one which gets -3k=-3. Solve for k=1
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