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3 August, 01:16

How do I find the slope of 11y=-5x+16

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  1. 3 August, 01:23
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    Yes, divide by 11 to find y by itself first.

    However, to find the slope, you must look at the coefficient of X. In this equation, the slope would be - 5/11 because it was - 5 to start and was divided by 11.
  2. 3 August, 01:23
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    y = mx + b

    Explanation:

    Isolate y

    Divide both sides by 11

    y = - 5x + 16 / 11
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