Mathematics, 01.04.2021 06:20 KarenH3512

5. What is the slope of this graph? a) m = 2/3
b) m = -2/3
c) m = 3/2
d) m = -3/2

6. What is the slope of this graph?

a) m = 2/3
b) m = -2/3
c) m = 3/2
d) m = -3/2

5. What is the slope of this graph?

a) m = 2/3
b) m = -2/3
c) m = 3/2
d) m = -3/2
6. What is the

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5. What is the slope of this graph? a) m = 2/3
b) m = -2/3
c) m = 3/2
d) m = -3/2...