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Gloria Townsend
3 May, 13:32
How to find the constant variation of 2y=5x+1
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Jasmin Hayden
3 May, 13:58
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5/2
Step-by-step explanation:
to solve this you need to first solve for y
y = (5x+1) / 2
the constant is then the slope (5/2)
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