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What is the Slope of the line given the Linear Equation y=3x -1

What is the Slope of the line given the Linear Equation y=3x -1
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What is the Slope of the line given the Linear Equation y=3x -1

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slope=3
The slope intercept form is y=mx+b. Remember m is the slope, so therefore 3 is the slope of this equation. Hope it helped :)
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User John Tang Boyland
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Answer:

The slope is 3.

Explanation:

In the line y=3x-1, the slope would be 3.

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User Marat Batalandabad
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