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What is the slope of y=1/5x - 4?

What is the slope of y=1/5x - 4?
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What is the slope of y=1/5x - 4?

User Slugsie
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Given that the equation is
y= (1)/(5)x-4
the slope is
(1)/(5) and the -4 is the intercept or where the line crosses the y- axis

User Jason Aden
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1/5 because y=mx+b where m=the slope so in y=1/5x+-b, 1/5 is the slope. 
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