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What is the slope in c = 1.05p - 4?
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What is the slope in c = 1.05p - 4?

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a linear equation is in the form


y=mx+b

in which the m is the slope that multiplies the independent variable and b will be the point for the y-intercept

The slope for the equation given is 1.05 since is the value multiplying the independet variable p

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