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Given the linear equation x+y=5, find the slope of its graph.
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Slope is defined as mx right? But first you need to get x on the other side so y is alone.
@seehearcreate how do i make y alone. subtract x from both sides?
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Yep! and then you find slope by the equation y=mx+b where m is the slope and b crosses y. Be careful, if m is not fraction, you simply have the number over one ie. 6 is is 6/1
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