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5x + y = – 3. What is the slope
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5x + y = – 3.
What is the slope

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Answer:

the slope is -5

Explanation:

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User ABHAY JOHRI
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Answer:

The slope here is - 5

Explanation:

If you write the equation in this way

y= -5x -3 you can see the angular coefficient (Wich determinate the slope) -5

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