What is the slope of y=-4x-3?

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by Samuh

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Answer:

-4

Explanation:

In the formula y=mx+b the m is slope. the equation y=-4x-3 is in y=mx+b form.

from there we can deduct that -4 is the slope

Boris Siscanu answered Jan 23, 2020

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