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How do I find the slope of p=6-2q

How do I find the slope of p=6-2q
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How do I find the slope of p=6-2q

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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

First, you reorder p = 6 - 2q into p = - 2q + 6 so that it matches the linear slope intercept form.

y = mx + b

p = - 2q + 6

Since m = slope, -2 = slope

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