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What is the slope of y = 4 – 2x ?
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What is the slope of y = 4 – 2x
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Answer:

m = -2

Explanation:

Use the slope intercept formula y = mx + b

You would switch the order to get y = -2x + 4 to get it in the correct format.

You can then see that -2 is the slope based off the slope intercept formula

(b = y intercept)

(m = slope)

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