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Slope of a function
the equation of a function is y = -7x - 12. if this function were graphed, what would its slope be?
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The slope of a function can be determined by the coefficient in front of the x term. In this case, the slope of the function y = -7x - 12 is -7. So, the slope of the graph would be -7.
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