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What is the slope of the line represented by the equation y= x/3 - 5? -5 3 1/3 -3/5
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Slope, when given in 'y = mx + b' is always 'm'. In this instance you have x/3, or x*(1/3). So the slope would be 1/3.
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10x + 5y = 4 -10x -10x = 5y = -10x + 4 (divide both sides by 5) = Y = -2x + 4/5 Since you now have y = mx + b, and m is your slope, M = -2
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