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Find the slope of the line . -5x + y = 9x

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Find the slope of the line . -5x + y = 9x

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Answer:

the slope = 9

the y-intercept = -5

Explanation:

quick maths

BebliucGeorge answered May 3, 2022

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Answer:

slope is 14/1

Explanation:

-5x+y=9x

add 5 x to both sides

y=14x

GrecKo answered May 5, 2022

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