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Y=-4x-1, what is the slope​
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Y=-4x-1, what is the slope​

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Answer:

-4

Explanation:

Using the formula for equation of a straight line:

Y = mx + c

Where m = slope

User Tatiana Racheva
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the slope is -4 because um.. idk to explain it but the slope is -4
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