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I'll send you pictures of the graph and questions:)Find the rise, run and rate

I'll send you pictures of the graph and questions:)Find the rise, run and rate-example-1
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To find the rise (DISTANCE IN Y) of the triangle CDE you use the coordinates in y for the points E and D.

E (11,5) y=5

D (11,-7) y= -7

The rise is:


\begin{gathered} rise_{}=y_E-y_D \\ =5-(-7) \\ =5+7=12 \end{gathered}Then, the rise of the given traingle is 12

The run (distance in x) of the triangle CDE is:

C (-10,-7) x=-10

D (11,-7) x=11


\begin{gathered} \text{run}=x_D-x_E \\ =11-(-10) \\ =11+10=21 \end{gathered}Then, the run of the given triangle is 21

The rate is:


\begin{gathered} \text{rate}=\frac{rise}{\text{run}} \\ \\ =(12)/(21)=(4)/(7) \end{gathered}Then, the rate of the given triangle is 4/7
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