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For a line with the equation y=2/3x−4, the slope is: A 2 B 2/3 thirds C 3 D -4
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For a line with the equation y=2/3x−4, the slope is:

A 2


B 2/3 thirds

C 3


D -4

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The answer is B. 2/3 because y=mx+b mx us always the slope and b is the y intercept

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