What is slope of the line -3y=8x -5?

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When finding the slope of a line you need to get it into the form y=mx+b, m being your slope. So if you divide your entire problem by -3 to isolate your y, you get y=-8/3x+5/3. This means that -8/3 will be your slope.

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