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What's the slope of the equation y=-3/5x+4?

What's the slope of the equation y=-3/5x+4?
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What's the slope of the equation y=-3/5x+4?

User Michael Dunn
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Answer:

Use the slope-intercept form

y = m x +b

to find the slope m

m=3/5

Explanation:

User David Gatti
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Answer:

the slope is 3/5

Explanation:

and if you want the y intercept it's 4

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