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What is the slope of the line −4x+7=2y−3

What is the slope of the line −4x+7=2y−3
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What is the slope of the line −4x+7=2y−3

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User Zoomba
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Answer:

The slope is -2

Explanation:

-4x+7=2y-3

Add 3 to both sides.

-4x+10=2y

Divide by 2 on both sides.

-2x+5=y

The slope is -2.

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