What is the slope of -3x

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Answer:

The slope is -3, in a y=mx+b equation the x coefficient is the slope

Smmehrab answered Jan 11, 2023

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y = mx + b where m is slope.

Therefore -3 is the slope of -3x.

Mike Robinson answered Jan 16, 2023

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