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Find the slope of the line
A. 4/3
B. -4/3
C. -3/4
D. 3/4

Find the slope of the line A. 4/3 B. -4/3 C. -3/4 D. 3/4-example-1
User Ronen Ness
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Answer:

-3/4

Explanation:

You could identify two points and used the slope formula given two points.

OR

You can just count from one point to another.

First step: Identify two points where the line crosses nicely.

I see one at the y-intercept (0,1) and another at (4,-2). So starting at the y-intercept, how much do we need to travel down to get to (4,-2). Hopefully you say down 3, so the rise is -3. Now how much to the right after traveling down 3 from (0,1) to we need to travel to get to (4,-2) . Count the spaces...4 units right so the run is 4.

The slope is -3/4

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