whats the slope of 1-3y+2x=1

how do i solve for graphing linear equation of 1/3y+2x=1
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2x-3y+1=1

so 2x-3y=0

or 3y=2x   or y=(2/3)x +0

this is strate line with slope=2/3 & it go thru point =(0,0)
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