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Given the following equation, what is the slope of the line -4y=-16x+24
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Given the following equation, what is the slope of the line -4y=-16x+24

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Answer:

The slope is 4

Explanation:

Cancel out the -4 so y is alone, divide -16 and 24 by -4. You'll get y=4x-6

The number in front of x is always the slope.

User Emma Perkins
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Answer:

Slope = 4

Explanation:

y=4x-6

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