Question

What is the slope of a line defined by the equation 3x + y = -4?

Answer 1

y = -4x - 3x, when m is the slope, what is the answer? :)

Answer 2

y=mx+c , where m is the slopw , hence m=-3

Answer 3

would the answer be -3

Answer 4

yes my frnd!

Answer 5

Well, slope is m, so -4 would be.

Answer 6

no , its -3

Answer 7

How'd you get -3?

Answer 8

3x because y=mx+b
m is the slope
b is the y-intercept

Answer 9

u copied it wrong...in ur 1st comment......its y=-3x-4

Answer 10

^ at grama guy

Answer 11

You're right, I looked at it wrong, it's y = -3x - 4, slope is -3

Answer 12

it's -3, lol. If you're gonna copy and paste, copy and paste it correctly

Answer 13

It was an honest mistake, I didn't copy it lol

Answer 14

well, thanks lol

Answer 15

Sure.

Answer 16

... i make typos all the time as well :/ its just a fact of life with these fat fingers trying to hit these tiny little keys :)