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What is the slope of the​ line? (16,0) and (4,-3)
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What is the slope of the​ line?
(16,0) and (4,-3)

User Ophir Yoktan
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Answer:

The slope=1/4

Explanation:

(16, 0) = (x,y) and (4, -3) = (`x, `y)

formula for finding slope is `y - y/ `x - x

-3 - 0/ 4 - 16

-3 / -12 = 3/12 = 1/4

Therefore, the slope = 1/4

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