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If the x-values are increasing by 3, and the y-values are increasing by 5, what is the slope?
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If the x-values are increasing by 3, and

the y-values are increasing by 5, what is
the slope?

User MrKsn
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Answer:

a=5/3

Explanation:

y=a*x

y+5=a*(x+3)

so 5=3a

a=5/3

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