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Y=0.5x+3; what is the slope?
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Y=0.5x+3; what is the slope?

User Emil Kaminski
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The given equation,


y=0.5x+3

Comparing it with the slope intercept equation


y=mx+c

where m is the slope.

Thus the slope is m=0.5.

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