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Find the slope of the line that through the points (4,4) and (-1,2).

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Answer:


\large\boxed{(2)/(5)}

Explanation:

Hi!

To find the slope of the line that goes through two points, use this formula:


\boxed{\bold{\displaystyle(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)}}.

Where y₂ and y₁ are y-coordinates, and x₂ and x₁ are x-coordinates.

Remember, a point has the form
\boldsymbol{(x,y)}.

Okay, so now we just plug in the values & solve:


\leadsto\boldsymbol{\displaystyle(2-4)/(-1-4)}

Simplify:


\leadsto\boldsymbol{\displaystyle(-2)/(-5) }

Simplify:


\leadsto\boldsymbol{\displaystyle(2)/(5)}

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