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What is the slope in the equation -7x +-7y=-1
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What is the slope in the equation -7x +-7y=-1

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Answer:

-7x.

Explanation:

Hello there!

The variable that defines x also defines the slope, which in this case happens to be -7.

Therefore, -7x is th slope.

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