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Given these two points, (-2,0), and (4,2) find the slope of the line using the slope formula. If it helps the formula is y=mx+b
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Given these two points, (-2,0), and (4,2) find the slope of the line using the slope formula. If it helps the formula is y=mx+b
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Slope = (0-2)/(-2-4)=(-2)/(-6)=1/3
y-0=(1/3)(x+2)
y=(1/3)x+2/3
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