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What is the slope of the graph y = -25x - 42?

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What is the slope of the graph y = -25x - 42?

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Ekem Chitsiga asked

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Answer: the slope is -25/1x

Explanation: y = mx + b . mx is the slope and b is the y intercept therefore the slope is -25/1x

Julien Portalier answered Mar 2, 2021

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-25x is the slope
-42 is the y-intercept

Hudson Buddy answered Mar 7, 2021

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