What is the slope of the line with the equation - 5 - x = y?

a.) 1

b.) - 1

c.) 5

d) - 5

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Mathematics

Jarrett

7 April, 08:57

What is the slope of the line with the equation - 5 - x = y?

a.) 1

b.) - 1

c.) 5

d) - 5

+5

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Jaida Pearson · Answer 1

In the general form of the equation y = mx + c, the slope is given by m.

The equation from the question can be rearranged a little to give y = - x - 5, thus we can now compare directly with the general form above and see that m = - 1, and so the answer is B.

What is the slope of the line with the equation - 5 - x = y?a.) 1b.) - 1c.) 5d) - 5

What is the slope of the line with the equation - 5 - x = y?

a.) 1

b.) - 1

c.) 5

d) - 5