If an area has a run of 200 feet and a rise of 32 feet what is the percent slope? Gently sloping 2-4%, sloping 5-7%, moderately steep 8-15%, or is it steep >15%?

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If an area has a run of 200 feet and a rise of 32 feet what is the percent slope? Gently sloping 2-4%, sloping 5-7%, moderately steep 8-15%, or is it steep >15%?

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Answer: 16%

Explanation: rise over run times 100

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