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What slope is being shown in the equation: y-9=-3(x+6)

What slope is being shown in the equation: y-9=-3(x+6)
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What slope is being shown in the equation:
y-9=-3(x+6)

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The slope is -3. The slope equals the coefficient of x and in this equation that would be -3.
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