What is the slope of the line shown?

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slope = −12

slope = 7

slope = 2

slope = -2

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Anwser: So theres no picture my friend and im going to need one to do that and this comment is going to get a bad star rating I know but im going to help you out as much as i can. So the linear equation Is y=mx+b. And the slope of a line is that m. Which is rise/run. now how you find this rise over run is you need to find your y intercept which is b. Your y intercept on a graph is going to be that one point on the long line ( vertical) standing up and down. But it should already be in your equation since thats how math works. Anyways your slope is your rise over run which is your m. whatever your number is in the equation then its that number your looking for. but if you dont have an eqaution youll have to anaylize the graph and follow these steps:

Find your y intercept on the graph. Then see how many spaces your going up (example 4) your rise. and see (usaly always one) how many spaces to the right you go ( your run) Its very easy just find your y intercept and use your eyes. Hope this helps

in simplified version   it would be x ≤-4

step-by-step explanation:

multiply each term in x ≤-4 by -1

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