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What is the slope of the line given by the equation y = x? enter your answer as an integer or fraction in lowest terms.

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y = x is simply a straight line equation telling you that if your x axis reads 1, your y axis will read 1 too, and if reads 232.1, your y coordinate will be the same... and so on.
Th gradient, is the the number next to the'x' in this case, there is no number, so we assume its +1.( instead if writing y = 1x+0)

If it was Y= -x, our gradient would be -1.
Hope this helps!
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