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How do I find a slope for (-2,1)and(0, -3)

How do I find a slope for (-2,1)and(0, -3)
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How do I find a slope for (-2,1)and(0, -3)

User Robert Mao
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slope = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

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

m=-4/(0+2)

m = (-4)/2

m=-2

The slope is -2

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