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If the slope of the following equation was doubled, what would be the equation of the new line. y=2x+5

If the slope of the following equation was doubled, what would be the equation of the new line. y=2x+5
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If the slope of the following equation was doubled, what would be the equation of the new line.

y=2x+5

User Rwos
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2y=2x+5
Y=(2x+5)/2
For y=0
x=-5/2
For x=0
y=5/2
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