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What is the slope of the linear equation shown on the graph?

What is the slope of the linear equation shown on the graph?-example-1

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Rise/run = - 4/3

The rise is vertical, run is from left to right. I counted 4 units down from (-3, 2) to (-3, -2) and since it is down, it's negative. Then, I counted 3 units to the right from (-3, -2) to (0, -2) and the run will always be positive. Because there is a negative in one of the numbers, the slope will be negative: - 4/3

User Arjun Sunil Kumar
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the answer to your question is -4/3.
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