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What’s the slope of y = -3x + 5? *

What’s the slope of y = -3x + 5? *
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What’s the slope of y = -3x + 5? *

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Answer:

m=-5

Explanation:

User Octavian Niculescu
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Answer:

-3

Explanation:

The number connected to the x is the slope, the number being added on or subtracted is the y-intercept

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