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What’s the slope for -7x-2y=-2

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Before finding the slope, I am going to write the given equation in slope-intercept form.

Given equation:


\sf{-7x-2y=-2}

Add 7x to both sides:


\sf{-2y=-2+7x}

Divide both sides by -2:


\sf{y=-\cfrac{2}{-2}+\cfrac{7x}{-2}}


\sf{y=1-\cfrac{7}{2}x}


\sf{y=-\cfrac{7}{2}x+1}

Now, the number in front of x is our slope. In this case, the number is -7/2. So, our slope is -7/2.

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