Y= -3/2x + 4what is the slope of the line with this equation

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Aleale asked Sep 9, 2022

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Y= -3/2x + 4what is the slope of the line with this equation

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Aleale asked Sep 9, 2022

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This equation is in slope-intercept form, y = mx + b.

The slope is the coefficient on the x, -3/2 in this case.

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- 3/2

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Velvetkevorkian answered Sep 14, 2022

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