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How do you graph the slope for 2=-3x
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How do you graph the slope for 2=-3x

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Explanation:

First, divide by -3. Using that, we get x =-2/3.

The line will end up being a straight, vertical line. This is also known as a line with an undefined slope. I'll attach a desmos.

How do you graph the slope for 2=-3x-example-1
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