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What is the slope of y = -5 + 42?
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What is the slope of y = -5 + 42?

User Ahmed Raza
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Answer:

slope should be -5

Explanation:

the equation is y=-5+42

slope equation form is y=mx+b

m is the slope in the equation, b is the y-intercept(where it hits the line if graphed)

so b should be 42 and slope should be -5

User Fire Crow
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the answer is m=0
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