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Joe took $12 to the arcade each game cost $.50 to play. this situation can be modeled with the equation y=-.50x + 12. what is the slope of this equation?

Joe took $12 to the arcade each game cost $.50 to play. this situation can be modeled with the equation y=-.50x + 12. what is the slope of this equation?
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Joe took $12 to the arcade each game cost $.50 to play. this situation can be modeled with the equation y=-.50x + 12.

what is the slope of this equation?

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Answer:

.5

Explanation:

The slope is what you multiply x by in a linear equation

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