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2. If x1 is 3 and x2 is 2, how would you use the numbers in the slope formula?

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m=y2-y1/2-3 j agree with the other person that just answered

Formentz answered Sep 4, 2022

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Answer:

m = y2 - y1 / 2 - 3

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I believe it is asking you to plug in the numbers into the equation.

Ryan Grush answered Sep 7, 2022

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