Find the slope of Y=5/4x-7

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Answer:

Slope=5/4

Explanation:

To figure this out you need to know the equation y=mx+b. (m being slope and b being the y intercept.

Here your m would be 5/4, so 5/4 is your slope.

JasonTS answered Aug 30, 2021

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the slope is 5/4

the equation is written in the form y= mx+b

m is the slope
b is the y-intercept

L Tyrone answered Sep 1, 2021

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