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A line intersects the points

(5, 2) and (6, -9).
What is the slope of the line in
simplest form?
m = [?]

User Avolquez
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5 votes

Answer:

m = -11

Step-by-step explanation:


\sf slope \formula:\boxed{(\sf y2-y1)/(\sf x2-x1) }

  • given coordinates: (5, 2) and (6, -9)

using this formula:


\rightarrow (-9-2)/(6-5)


\rightarrow -11

User Thm Lee
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