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What is the slope of a sliding board that rises 2 feet for every horizontal change of 36 inches?
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What is the slope of a sliding board that rises 2 feet for every horizontal change of 36 inches?
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Slope = Vertical rise / Horizontal run
Slope = 2 / 36
Slope = 1/18
Slope ≈ 0.0556
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