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FIND THE SLOPE OF ALL + y-intercept TO BE MARKED BRAINLIEST 1) y=-1/2x-1 2) y=5/2x-5 3)y=-7/4x-5 4)y3/2x-1 5)y=x+4 6)y=-1/5x+2

7)y2/5x-1 8)y-5/4x+5 9)y=1/2x+3 10)y=2x-5 11)y=-3x-1 12) y=-4x 13)y=-3/5x 14) y=3x+5 15)-9+6x=3y 16)-2x=y-1

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