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What are the Slope and Y-intercept of y>-2x+3
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What are the Slope and Y-intercept of y>-2x+3

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Answer:

The y-intercept would be y > 3

The slope would be -2

Explanation:

Slope is very simple to find, as it is just the value next to x.

The y-intercept would be 3 as it is outside the ax.

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