Question

Find the slope of the line.
Y=5/3x

Answer 1

`(5)/(3)`

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Explanation:

I'm unsure what you want me to do here, so I drew a graph (using Desmos) and the slope.

The slope is given, 5/3. The slope-intercept equation is usually y = mx + b -- m being the slope and b being the y-intercept.

Answer 2

Hi!

Let's check if the equation that we're going to work with is in slope-intercept form.

Remember, the slope-intercept formula is:

`\diamondsuit~~~\boldsymbol{y=mx+b}`

Where:

• m -> Slope
• b -> Y-intercept

Details:

`\boxed{\\\begin{minipage} {8cm}\sf{Slope = coefficient \ of \ x, \ or \ the \ number \ before \ x.}\\\sf{Y-intercept = \ a \ number \ added \ to \ or \ subtracted \ from \ the \ slope.} \end{minipage}}`

Therefore:

`\stackrel{\heartsuit}{\boxed{\boxed{\textsc{Slope:}\quad\boldsymbol{\displaystyle(5)/(3)}}}}`

I hope I helped, have a wonderful day!

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