Find the parallel slope to the line y= -2x-6

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Find the parallel slope to the line y= -2x-6

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Answer:

Slope of -2. m=-2

any line y=-2x+ some number will have a parallel slope to y=-2x-6

Explanation:

John Pittaway answered Jun 11, 2021

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Answer:

Slope = -2

Explanation:

y= -2x-6

Slope = -2

As the line is parallel to y= -2x-6 , it also have the same slope.

Cedric Arnould answered Jun 14, 2021

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