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Please explain number 12!!

Please explain number 12!!-example-1
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To find the slope of the line you have to find the total rise of the line / the total run of the line. The total rise (4), divided by the total run (-5) equals your slope, -4/5.

Therefore, the slope of the line is -4/5.

Hope this helps, best of luck! :)
User Ushan Fernando
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To find the slope when you are given the graph, you need to find the change of y over the change in x. First, choose two points on the line. I picked (0,2) and (5,-2). By counting boxes, determine the change in y, which is -4. Then determine the change in x which is 5. So your slope is -4/5

Hope this helps
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