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How to find the slope of x-y= -1 using y=mx+b?

How to find the slope of x-y= -1 using y=mx+b?
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How to find the slope of x-y= -1 using y=mx+b?

User Erosman
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Answer:

slope = 1

Explanation:

x-y= -1

y = x + 1 = 1 * x + 1

y = mx + b m is the slope

m = 1

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