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Find the slope of line segment AB where the coordinates of A are (3,-3) and B are (1,2). A: -2/5 B: -5/2 C: 2/5 D: 5/2
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Find the slope of line segment AB where the coordinates of A are

(3,-3) and B are (1,2).

A: -2/5
B: -5/2
C: 2/5
D: 5/2

User David Hersey
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The answer is C because you use the slope formula to find the coordinates.
The slope formula is y2-y1 over x2-x1 from there you should get your answer. Hope this helps.
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