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Find the slope (-2,-9) and (-1,-3)
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Find the slope (-2,-9) and (-1,-3)

User Rajesh Mikkilineni
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Slope = (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)
(-3 - (-9)) / (-1 -(-2))
= 6
Y = mx + b,
Y = 6x + 3
User Chaniece
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-3+9. -6

------= ---

-2+3. -1

the answer is 6

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