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Find the slope Y=-x+2
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Find the slope
Y=-x+2

User Mark Grey
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Answer:

slope = -1

Explanation:

take the equation: y = mx + b for slope-intercept

y is the input

m is the slope

x is the output

b is the y-intercept

when the slope is -1, it is seen and implied as -x.

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