Find the slope of this equation: 5x+6 = -4y

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Find the slope of this equation: 5x+6 = -4y

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Answer:the slope is 5

Step-by-step explanation: your slope is always next to your x remember the formula mx+b=y in this case m = slope and b=y intercept so 5 is your slope :)

Sidney De Moraes answered Aug 31, 2022

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