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What is the slope of y= -4

What is the slope of y= -4
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What is the slope of y= -4

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There wouldn’t be a slope if the line is horizontal on an axis
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Answer:

the slope is 0

Explanation:

If 7 = -4, then the line will be horizontal on (-4) going on forever, never moving up or down. Therefore, there will be no slope.

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