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What is the slope for the line y = -5
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What is the slope for the line y = -5

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There is no slope...Your line on your graph is a horizontal line, meaning it has no slope: The slope is undefined. For any value of x, why is always equal to -5.
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That is a horizontal straight line, so the slope is 0.
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