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What is the slope of the line represented by the equation y=x/6 −5 ?

−5
1/6
5/6
6

User ObiHill
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Answer:

1/6

Explanation:

Solution:

The given equation is:y=x/6 -5

arranging the equation :x/6-y=5

Given,

Coefficient of x=1/6

coefficient of y=-1

So,

Slope(m)=-(Coefficient of x/coefficient of y))

= -(1/6 / -1) {minus divided by - becomes plus }

1 by 6 whole divide by 1

= 1/6 ans✓

User Anand Rajasekar
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Answer:

  • slope is the gradient(coefficient of (x) in the equation .
  • We have

  • (x)/(6)
  • which can also be written as

  • (1)/(6) x \: therefore \: the \: slope \: is \: (1)/(6)
User Jsmartfo
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