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Finding the slope of the line passing through the points

Finding the slope of the line passing through the points-example-1

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Answer:


{\huge \boxed{(1)/(4)}

Explanation:

The slope formula is
\displaystyle (Y_2-Y_1)/(X_2-X_1)


\displaystyle Y_2=6\\\displaystyle Y_1= 2\\\displaystyle X_2=9\\\displaystyle X_1=(-7)


\displaystyle (6-2)/(9-(-7))=(4)/(16)=(4/4)/(16/4)=(1)/(4)

Therefore, the slope is 1/4, and the correct answer is 1/4.

Hope this helps!

User Jamesh
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Slope formula:
(y_2 - y_1)/(x_2 - x_1)

First, you would need to plug the coordinates into the slope formula.

(6 - 2)/(9 + 7)

Now, all you would have to do is solve and simplify it.

(6 - 2)/(9 + 7) =
(4)/(16) =
(1)/(4)

The slope of the line is
(1)/(4).

I hope this helps!
User Feliz
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