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A school play cost $1,200 to produce. if tickets sold for $5 each, the profit, p, made on the play by selling x tickets is given

by the equation shown. p=5x−1,200 what is the slope of the line representing this equation?

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forsale [732]3 years ago

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Slope is always the number attached to x.

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