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The slope, m, of a linear equation can be found using the formula m = y^2 - y^1, where the x-axis and y-values come from two ordered pairs, and (x^1, y^1) and (x^2, y^2). What is the equivalent equation
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The slope, m, of a linear equation can be found using the formula m = y^2 - y^1, where the x-axis and y-values come from two ordered pairs, and (x^1, y^1) and (x^2, y^2). What is the equivalent equation solver for y^2?

The slope, m, of a linear equation can be found using the formula m = y^2 - y^1, where-example-1
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Y =mx+b
This is the formula needed
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