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Finding the slope of (1, 1), (-1,-4) from two points
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Finding the slope of (1, 1), (-1,-4) from two points

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2.5

Explanation:

The difference between the Y axis is 2, and the difference between the X axis is 5 so you divide 5 by 2 to get 2.5

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