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What is the slope in -2+y=-2

What is the slope in -2+y=-2
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What is the slope in -2+y=-2

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Answer:

y=0

Explanation:

add 2 to both sides. The -2 on the left side cancels out leaving Y and the -2 on the right side adds to 0

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