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What is the slope of the linear equation y=-2+6​

What is the slope of the linear equation y=-2+6​
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What is the slope of the linear equation y=-2+6​

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Answer:

The slope would be m=0 as it is a straight line.

Explanation:

You use the slope intercept formula y=mx+b to find the slope.

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