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Calculate the slope of the line going through A(-4,3) and B(0,6) PLEASE ANSWER
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Calculate the slope of the line going through A(-4,3) and B(0,6) PLEASE ANSWER

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Answer:

6-3/0-(-4)

=3/4

Explanation:

Given two points of a line to find the slope, we use the formula.y2-y1/x2-x1 hence the answer above. Our xs are x2=0 x=-4 y2=6 y1=3

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