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WHICH IS THE SLOPE OF THE LINE THROUGH (-6, -4) AND (3, -6)

WHICH IS THE SLOPE OF THE LINE THROUGH (-6, -4) AND (3, -6)
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WHICH IS THE SLOPE OF THE LINE THROUGH (-6, -4) AND (3, -6)

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Slope = rise/run

Slope = (-6 - (-4)) / (3 - (-6)) = -2 / 9

The slope is -2/9.
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