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What is the slope of the graph of the function y= 2x-6
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Answer: The slope of the function y= 2x-6 is 2
The slope of the function y= 2x-6 is 2 because note that slope-intercept form is y = mx + b with m equal to the slope and b equal to the y-intercept
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