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You can find the slope of a line by rearranging it in the format y = s(x + a) + b. In that case, "s" will be the slope:

3x - 6y = 15

6y = 3x - 15

2y = x - 5

y = x/2 - 2.5

So the slope in this case is 1/2.

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