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Slope of 6x - 5y = -20

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Answer:

6/5

Explanation:

6x - 5y = -20

One of the easiest ways to do this is to convert into slope intercept form.


6x - 5y = -20\\6x-6x-5y=-20-6x \rightarrow \text {Subtraction Property of Equality}\\-5y=-20-6x\\\\(-5y)/(-5)=(-20-6x)/(-5) \rightarrow\text {Division Property of Equality}\\y=4+(6)/(5)x\\\\\huge{\boxed {y=(6)/(5)x+4}}


(6)/(5) is the slope of the equation, as it replaces the 'm' spot in the slope intercept equation.


y=mx+b

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