SOLUTION: find the slope -7y=3y=-21
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Question 195147: find the slope -7y=3y=-21
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find the slope -7y=3y=-21
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To find the slope, put the eqn into the slope-intercept form, y = mx+b
That means solve for y.
What you entered has too many equal signs, and no x. Try again.
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