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What’s the Slope of y=-4/3x-1?

What’s the Slope of y=-4/3x-1?
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What’s the Slope of y=-4/3x-1?

User Quickdraw Mcgraw
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Answer:

-4/3

Explanation:

Slope is the constant of the x term.

User Eugene Kulabuhov
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Answer:


slope=-(4)/(3)

Explanation:

y = mx + b

slope = m

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