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Why is 3 1/2 multipiled by x in the equation

Why is 3 1/2 multipiled by x in the equation
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Why is 3 1/2 multipiled by x in the equation

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3 1/2 x is multiplied by x In the equation because it is the coefficient, the number being multiplied by the variable

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I don't know the equation, but I will assume that 3 1/2 is the slope.

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For example, in the equation y = 10x - 9, the slope is 10.

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