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What is the slope of each line?

Line A: y=-5x-2
Line B: Y=2x+ 3
O The slope of line A--5.
The slope of line B = 2.
O The slope of line A=-2.
The slope of line B = 3.
0. The slope of line A=5.
The slope of line B=-2
The slope of line A= 3.
The slope of line B=-2​

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The slope of line a is -5, the slope of line b is 2.

Explanation:

User Pewi
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Answer:

Line A: -5

Line B: 2

Explanation:

Hello!

Slope-Intercept Form:
y = mx + b

  • y = output
  • x = input
  • m = slope
  • b = y-intercept

Line A: y=-5x-2

The slope of this is the "m" value, so that would mean it would be -5.

Line B: Y=2x+ 3

The slope of this would be 2, as it is the "m" value in the equation.

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