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Finding Slope From an Equation y=-5/2x-5
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-5/2 is your slope
thank but how you got -5/2
are you looking for the slope in the equation y=-5/2-5?
y=-5/2x-5 *
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yes
-5/2 replaces m in the standard slope intercept and m is the slope y=mx+b m is the slope
-5 is b which is the y-intercept, where the y value touches the y-axis
so you y=-x-5 so the slope will be -x
the equation is already written in slope intercept form, that means the slope is already given
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ok thank you
np :) hope i was helpful
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