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Find the slope of 5x+2y=6
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Find the slope of 5x+2y=6

Find the slope of 5x+2y=6-example-1
User Luca Thiede
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Y=Max+b
2Y=-5x+6
2y/2=(-5x+6)/2
Y=-2.5x+3
Slope=-2.5



The slope will be
User Count Orlok
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Y=0.5

5x+2y = 6
-5. -5
2y=1
2/2 1/2
Y=0.5
User ThePrimeagen
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