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What is the gradient if y=-x+3 ​

What is the gradient if y=-x+3 ​
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What is the gradient if y=-x+3
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Answer:

Slope = - 1

Explanation:

The equation is in form
y=mx+c,
m s the slope and
c is the intercept on
y axis.

Hence, in
y=-x+3 , slope is -1 and intercept on
y axis is 3.

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