Which equation has a slope m=−34 question 4 options: a) y=−34x+11 b) y=43x−5 c) y=34x+19 d) y=−43x+17

First notice that each answer is written in slope-intercept form. The formula for slope-intercept is y = m(x) + b where m = slope and b = y-intercept. 

Knowing this, we can easily conclude that the correct answer is A) y=−34x+11 because -34 is in place of 'm' in the equation y = m(x) + b. Anything that is before the 'x' and after the y= will be the slope.