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What is the slope of y+2=-3(X-5)
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What is the slope of y+2=-3(X-5)

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The slope is -3 because the coefficient of x is the slope of a line, and -3 × x=-3x. The other numbers do not affect the slope, just the positioning of the graph as they are not related to x 
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