The slope of this line is 5, because the coefficient of the x term is 5. Remember, the slope of any linear equation is min y = mx + b. Don't forget the negative sign in front, when m is negative. (It is also possible to find the slope at any point of a non-linear function, using calculus.)
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No, it's -5.
-5/3
The slope is 1/3 and the y-intercept is -1.
If: 2y+5x = 4 Then: y = -2.5x+2 whereas the slope is -2.5 and the y intercept is 2
The slope is -5/3.
No, it's -5.
It is: 1/5
If: y = 2/5x+10 then the perpendicular slope is -5/2x or -2.5x
- 5X + 25Y = 0 25Y = 5X Y = (1/5)X ============
1.67 or 1.667
-5/3
slope = -1
The slope is 1/3 and the y-intercept is -1.
If: 2y+5x = 4 Then: y = -2.5x+2 whereas the slope is -2.5 and the y intercept is 2
The slope is -5
The slope is -5/3.
Slope = - 5/3