Linear equations in two variables

Hard Math · Algebra · Linear equations in two variables · MCQ

The graph of the equation $a, x plus k y, equals 6$ is a line in the xy-plane, where a and k are constants. If the line contains the points $with coordinates negative 2 comma negative 6$ and $0 comma negative 3$ , what is the value of k ?

A
$negative 2$
B
$negative 1$
C
$2$
D
$3$

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