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How do I find slope for y=-2/5x-3
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How do I find slope for y=-2/5x-3

User Darko Cerdic
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Answer:

-2/5

Explanation:

y=-2/5x-3

y=mx+b

m is the slope so -2/5 is the slope

Hope this helps :D

User Ari
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Explanation:

The slope is the coefficient of x, which is -0.4.

User Sarantis Tofas
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