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What is the slope of (-1,-2) and (0,-4)
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What is the slope of (-1,-2) and (0,-4)

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What is the slope of (-1,-2) and (0,-4)-example-1
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Answer:

slope = rise / run = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

slope = (-4-(-2)/(0-(-1)) = (-4+2)/(0+1) = -2/1

Slope = -2

Explanation:

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