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horsena [70]2 years ago

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Answer:Steeper:

more steep

y= -2x+7/3

y=-7/4x + 3/2

Less steep:

y=-8/7x + 4/7

y=-3/2x+1/2

y=-4/3x+2/3

vladimir2022 [97]2 years ago

4 0

The slope of the line given is -5/3

Steeper:
y= -2x+7/3
y=-7/4x + 3/2

Less steep:
y=-8/7x + 4/7
y=-3/2x+1/2
y=-4/3x+2/3

Hope this is helpful!

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