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How do you get the slope intercept of two points?

How do you get the slope intercept of two points?
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How do you get the slope intercept of two points?

User Christopher Ambler
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Pretend the two points are [-7,-7] and [-3,-6]
Use the formula
Slope = rise/run= y2-y1
x2-x1

Slope= 6 - [-7]
-3 - [-7]
so the slope equals 13/4
User Neil Justice
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