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    4. What's the slope of the line y+6=-5/8(x-3), x/5+y/7=1, -8x +6y=8+9y, 9x-8y=6, and y=5/3x-3?
    What's the slope of the line y+6=-5/8(x-3), x/5+y/7=1, -8x +6y=8+9y, 9x-8y=6, and y=5/3x-3?

    Formula: Y=Mx+b


    slope = M, any # infront of x


    y-intercept = b, where the line crosses the y-axis on a graph

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    0  Views: 431 Answers: 1 Posted: 12 years ago
    Tags: 8th grade slope& y- intercept
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      You need to do your own homework one day you may need this formula to save your life http://www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/protect/ir_blitzer_tm/ch07.pdf
      12 years ago. Rating: 2
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        Klee Miller

        Iv already done 95 questions, im just stuck on these ones.
        commented 12 years ago
        Deleted User

        That PDF should explain it ..
        commented 12 years ago


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