Find the slope of the line y = 5/3x− 1

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Find the slope of the line
y = 5/3x− 1

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Answer:

the slope is 5/3

Explanation:

this is because, whatever number is in front of the variable "x" is the slope

Wextux answered Feb 28, 2020

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The slope in a line equation is the number that is to the left of the letter x:

In the equation y=5/3x -1

The slope would be 5/3

Dpavlin answered Mar 5, 2020

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