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What is slope of the line?

y+6=13(x−4)

−13

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6

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Answer:

Therefore the slope is 13

Step-by-step explanation:

Using Slope intercept formula y = mx + b.

Note : m is the slope ( the number near x).

y+6=13(x−4)

y+6 = 13x - 52

Add -6 to both sides

y+ 6- 6 = 13x- 52- 6

y= 13x -58

Therefore the slope is 13

SOLVING

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What is the slope of the line y+6=13(x-4)

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The slope of this particular graph is: the constant multiplied by the parentheses.

[tex]\rule{300}{1.7}[/tex]

[tex]\bf{Result:}[/tex]

            [tex]\bf{=Slope \:13}[/tex]

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