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Find the slope of the line . y = 5/3x + 2
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Find the slope of the line . y = 5/3x + 2

User Duthen
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slope: 5/3x

to find the slope your equation has to be in y=mx+b form (which yours already was) the slope is m and it has the x after it.

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User Alex Hirzel
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answer:5/3 is the slope
y=mx+b , and m= 5/3
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