Answer
m=-6
y-intercept:2
x-intercept:$ \frac{1}{3}$
Work Step by Step
To find the slope of an equation you need to bring the equation to this form: y=my+b.
$6x+y-2=0<=>y=-6x-2$
The value that x is multiplied by is the slope.
To calculate the intercepts of equations you need to set the other variable to 0 and calculate the value of the variable from the intercept: to calculate the y-intercept you set x=0 and the ther way around.
$x=0:y-2=0<=>y=2$
$y=0:6x-2=0<=>x=\frac{1}{3}$