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Plssss helppp (correct answers only)

Plssss helppp (correct answers only)
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Plssss helppp (correct answers only)

Plssss helppp (correct answers only)-example-1
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Answer:

1/4

Explanation:

rise/run rule

there's a point at (4,1) and another at (8,2)

User Zahiro Mor
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1/4! Remember to use rise/run!
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