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What is the slope of the line that passes through the equation -6x - 4y = -5?
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What is the slope of the line that passes through
the equation -6x - 4y = -5?

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Step-by-step explanation

-6x-4y=-5
We have to get here —> y=mx+b ,so
-4y=6x-5
-y=6/4x-5/4
-y=3/2x-5/4
y=-3/2x+5/4

And the slope = -3/2

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