Question

What is the slope of the line? y=54x−13π

Answer 1

If the equation is in the form of y = mx + C, where m and C are real numbers, the slope (which means gradient) of the line is the coefficient of x (I.e. the number to the left of x in simple language), which is m.

In this case, m = 54 and C = -13pie. Both are real numbers, which means that this equation satisfies the form of y = mx + C

m is the coefficient of x, which is 54. 54 is the gradient of this line, which means that for every 54 y-axis units the line increases, the line increases 1 x-axis unit.

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