what is the slope of the line on the graph?

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The slope is y = -2x if you want it in slope intercept format.
To find this, you need to find the rise and run of the line.

So the rise is -6, since it goes down by 6 to hit a point where the coordinates won't be decimals.

The run is 3, since it "runs" to the right by 3 to hit a point where it can stop at an even point.
Now, just plug the numbers in for slope.
  
            ̲-̲6̲ ̲
             3

That equals -2.
The slope is -2.

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