What is the slope of the equation y = - 5× + -3

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Answer:

-5

Explanation:

y=mx+b

m is the slop so m=-5

Grumbel answered Aug 15, 2020

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Answer: -5

Step-by-step explanation: Its -5 because a slope in a linear equation is always in front of/attached to the x.

Todd Knarr answered Aug 19, 2020

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