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Whats the slope of the graph -4, 5 1,-7.5
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Whats the slope of the graph -4, 5 1,-7.5

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Answer:

Slope (m)= -12.5/5= -2.5

-12.5/5 in fraction form

or

-2.5 in decimal form

Explanation:

slope (m)= -12.5/5= -2.5

the points belong as a decreasing linear function

equation: y= -2.5x-5

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