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Find the slope of the graph
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Find the slope of the graph

Find the slope of the graph-example-1
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Answer:


m=(1)/(3)

Explanation:

Assuming that the graph is the following:


(-3,0) (0,1)

Use the slope change formula.


m=\frac{y{_2}-y_1}{x{_2}-x_1}

Substitute and Solve.


m=(1-(0))/(0-(-3))


m=(1)/(3)

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