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Slope of a line with one point at (2,1) and another at (5,3)
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Slope of a line with one point at (2,1) and another at (5,3)
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Step by step in image below. Hope this helps
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Slope= y2-y1/x2-x1
Slope= 3-1/5-2
Slope=2/3
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