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Using y=mx+b find the slope for Y= -5/2x - 5

Using y=mx+b find the slope for Y= -5/2x - 5
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Using y=mx+b find the slope for
Y= -5/2x - 5

User Allisen
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Answer:

The slope is -5/2

Explanation:

In the formula y = mx + b, m is the slope, so the slope is -5/2.

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