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The slope of the line represented by 3x-5y=-15
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The slope of the line represented by 3x-5y=-15

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Since the equation '3x + 5y = 15' is transformed to slope-intercept form 'y = (-3/5)x + 3' the slope is (-3/5).

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Since the equation '3x + 5y = 15' is transformed to slope-intercept form 'y = (-3/5)x + 3' the slope is (-3/5).

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i think its 3/5

sorry if im wrong:(

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