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What is the slope of -4y + 2x < -12?

What is the slope of -4y + 2x < -12?
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What is the slope of -4y + 2x < -12?

User Jean Claveau
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Answer:

x<2y-6

Explanation:

-4y+2x<-12

4y 4y

2x<4y-12

^divided by 2 on both sides

x<2y-6

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