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If the slope of a line is -5/3, is the slope increasing or decreasing
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If the slope of a line is -5/3, is the slope increasing or decreasing

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Slope

Just keep these two things in mind.

A positive slope means the line is increasing

A negative slope means the line is decreasing

-5/3 is negative.

Therefore, the line is decreasing.

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