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What is the slope of the linear equation Y-5=3/7(x+2)

What is the slope of the linear equation Y-5=3/7(x+2)
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What is the slope of the linear equation Y-5=3/7(x+2)

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Answer:


y=(3)/(7) x+(41)/(7)

Slope is 3/7

Explanation:

y-5+5=3/7x+6/7+5

y=3/7x+41/7

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