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What is the slope of a line defined by the equation 3x + y = -4?

What is the slope of a line defined by the equation 3x + y = -4?
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What is the slope of a line defined by the equation 3x + y = -4?

User Andrew Kane
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Answer:

3/1

Explanation:

User Vikram Sapate
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Answer:

Slope = - 3

Explanation:

y = mx + b where m = slope

In this case

3x + y = -4

y = -3x - 4

Slope = - 3

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