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How do you find the slope in these two equations: 3x+7=-2 , -y-5=-9

How do you find the slope in these two equations: 3x+7=-2 , -y-5=-9
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How do you find the slope in these two equations: 3x+7=-2 , -y-5=-9

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User Tushar Aggarwal
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3x+7= -2
+2. +2
0=3x+9
The slope is 3.
The slope formula is "y=mx+b" m equals the slope.
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