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Find the slope from the given equation. 9y = –3x + 5

Find the slope from the given equation. 9y = –3x + 5
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Find the slope from the given equation.


9y = –3x + 5

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Explanation:

Answer: -3/9x Step-by-step explanation: You rearrange for 'y' so divide both sides by it's coefficient which is 9

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