What is the slope of the line between (−4, 4) and (−1, −2)? type of line is the graph of y = 7?

Drhyde asked Apr 7, 2022

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Answer:

horizontal line

Explanation:

Gradient is the slope of points

therefore,

$gradient(m) = ( - 2 - 4)/( - 1 - ( - 4)) \\ = ( - 6)/(3) \\ = - 2$

Ojasvi Monga answered Apr 12, 2022

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