Overy A line intersects the points (8,-10) and (9,4). What is the slope of the line in simplest form?

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A line intersects the points
(8,-10) and (9,4).
What is the slope of the line in
simplest form?

Overy A line intersects the points (8,-10) and (9,4). What is the slope of the line-example-1

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Answer:

m = 14

Explanation:

The entered points belong to an increasing, linear function.

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