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Find the gradient of the line y= -4x + 5
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Find the gradient of the line y= -4x + 5

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Answer:

m = -4

Explanation:

The given y= -4x + 5 exactly matches the format of the slope-intercept equation y = mx + b.

Thus, the gradient (slope) of the given line is -4.

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