Use the slope formula to find the in the line through the points p1 and p2p1 = (7, -6). p2 = ( - 9, 3)

Kyle Uithoven asked Nov 10, 2023

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Kyle Uithoven asked Nov 10, 2023

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Given the points: (7, -6) and (-9, 3)

slope formula:

$m\text{ = }(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)\text{ }$

Replacing the coordinates in the formula:

$m\text{ = }\frac{3\text{ + 6}}{-9\text{ - 7}}\text{ = -}(9)/(16)$

Vortex answered Nov 14, 2023

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