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What is the slope of the equation that goes through $4y=3x+14$ ?

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Oct 11, 2016

$"slope of the equation is :" m=3/4$

Explanation:

$"given : "4y=3x+14$

$"rearrange the equation : "y=3/4x+14/4$

$y=m x+n" ; "m:slope"$

$"slope of the equation is :" m=3/4$

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