The slope of a line parallel to y=-1/2x+1 is: A. 2. B. -1/2. C. 1.

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Dexty asked Nov 26, 2022

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The slope of a line parallel to y=-1/2x+1 is:

A. 2.
B. -1/2.
C. 1.

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-1/2. The slope of a line parallel to another line will be the same. Using the slope-intercept form formula, y=mx + b where m is the slope, we know that the slope is -1/2.

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