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Line CH contains points (-2, 6) and H(5, -3) What is the slope of G?

User Chrissy P
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Answer:

The slope of line G is
(- 9)/(7) .

Explanation:

Given as :

The points of the line CH contains

C =
x_1 ,
y_1 = - 2 , 6

H =
x_2 ,
y_2 = 5 , -3

Let The slop of line CH = G

Now, slope of line is

G =
(y_2 - y_1)/(x_2-x_1)

i.e G =
(- 3 - 6)/(5 -(-2))

Or, G =
(- 9)/(5 +2)

Or,G =
(- 9)/(7)

So, The slope of the line CH = G =
(- 9)/(7)

Hence, The slope of line G is
(- 9)/(7) . Answer

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