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What is the slope of the equation y- 5=-X?
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What is the slope of the equation y-
5=-X?

User Ruslan Tushov
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Answer:

-1

Explanation:

y-5 =-x

change it to y=mx+b form

y= -x+5 (m is slope = -1)

-1 is your slope

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