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For every 7 feet of rise, a hill runs 15 feet. What is the hill’s slope?
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For every 7 feet of rise, a hill runs 15 feet. What is the hill’s slope?

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Slope equals rise/run so the slope is 7/15
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Rise/Run(rise over run) so basically 7/15 m8
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