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What is the slope of y=-x+7y?

What is the slope of y=-x+7y?
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What is the slope of y=-x+7y?

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The slope is m=1/6.
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User Alondra
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Answer:

The slope of y=-x+7y is m = - 1.

Explanation:

y = m x + c

The intercept is (0,7) | constant term.

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