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What is the slope intercept form equation for these two cooridinents? (-5,-11) (-3,-4)

What is the slope intercept form equation for these two cooridinents? (-5,-11) (-3,-4)
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What is the slope intercept form equation for these two cooridinents? (-5,-11) (-3,-4)

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the formula for slope is

m = (y2 - y1)/(x2 - x1)


in this case, your

x1 = - 5

x2 = - 3

y1 = - 11

y 2= - 4
just pluck in

m = ( - 4 - ( - 11))/(( - 3) - ( - 5))

m = (7)/(2)
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