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Find the slope of the line passing through points -8, 8 and 7,8

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We can calculate the slope of a line using the formula


m=\frac{y_b-y_a_{}}{x_b-x_a}

Let's say that


\begin{gathered} A=(-8,8) \\ B=(7,8) \end{gathered}

Therefore


\begin{gathered} x_a=-8,y_a=8 \\ x_b=7,y_b=8 \end{gathered}

Using the formula


m=(y_b-y_a)/(x_b-x_a)=(8-8)/(7-(-8))=(0)/(15)=0

The slope of the line passing through points (-8, 8) and (7,8) is 0. Which means it's a constant function (horizontal line).

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