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What is the slope for y=-x? I don't know if its 0 or -1... Help! Please
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y=-x y=mx+c m is the slope
In this case you have y=(-1)x so your m value is -1.
y=mx+b y=-1x+0 (m is the slope) m=-1
Oh okay! Thank you! Bc I knew the intercept was 0 but I forgot how to plug it in! Thanks again guys!:)
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