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What is the slope for (2,3) and (-4,3)
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What is the slope for (2,3) and (-4,3)

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For this question we use the formula for the slope, given two points on a line:


s=(y_1-y_2)/(x_1-x_2)=(3-3)/(-4-2)=(0)/(-6)=0

Answer: The slope is 0.

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