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What is the slope from point (0 0) to (6 -2)

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Hello!

To calculate the slope of a line you use the following equation.


( y_(2)- y_(1) )/( x_(2)- x_(1) )

The ones and twos just represent different points on the line. We will have (0,0) be (
x_(1) , y_(1)) and (6,-2) be (
x_(2) , y_(2))

Now we will plug these values into the equation.


(-2-0)/(6-0) = - (2)/(6) = -(1)/(3)

The slope of our line is
- (1)/(3)

I hope this helps!

User Bradym
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-1/3

Use the formula m = y2-y1/ x2 - x1.
Substitute the x and y values and you'll get -1/3
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