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What is the slopeWhat is the slope of this linear equation: 2x+3y= -4x+9 of this linear equation: 2x+3y= -4x+9

What is the slopeWhat is the slope of this linear equation: 2x+3y= -4x+9 of this linear equation: 2x+3y= -4x+9
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What is the slopeWhat is the slope of this

linear equation:
2x+3y= -4x+9 of this linear equation: 2x+3y= -4x+9

User Yong Yang
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Answer:

Slope = -2

Explanation:

Equation in slope intercept form:

y = -2x + 3

Meaning slope equals -2

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