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Is y=x-2 a positive, negative or zero slope?
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Is y=x-2 a positive, negative or zero slope?

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Answer:

negative

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User Jjkester
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Positive 1

Explanation:

The point-slope formula is y=mx+b with m representing the slope. In this equation you don't see a m but that is because m=1 so it does not have to be written.

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