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Finding the slope(0, -6 1/4) (,-8 4/5,0)
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Finding the slope(0, -6 1/4) (,-8 4/5,0)

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The formula for the slope is (y2- y1)/ (x2 -x1)

substitute the values,


(0-(-6(1)/(4)))/((-8(4)/(5)-0))
(0-(-(25)/(4)))/((-(44)/(5)-0))=((25)/(4))/((-44)/(5))=(-25*5)/(44*4)=(-125)/(176)

So the answer is -125/176.

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