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How do I find the slope?
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How do I find the slope?

How do I find the slope?-example-1
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You find the slope by using rise/over run. Rise=y run=x. If you go down on the y axis that is negative slope. If you go left on the x axis that is negative as well. Up y axis=+ right x axis=+. Look for a point on the graph that will make your equation true
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Find the slope by putting your rise over your run. Make sure to label your points.

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