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When a linear function has a slope of 5, what is the "run" part of the slope?
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When a linear function has a slope of 5, what is the "run" part of the slope?
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When a linear function has a slope of 5, what is the "run" part of the slope?
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slope equals rise over the run
so if slope = 5 then the rise also equals 5 and the run is 1
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