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What’s the slope of these points (-8,3) and (-8,2)
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What’s the slope of these points (-8,3) and (-8,2)

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Answer: m = 1/-16

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y - y1 = m(x - x1) (m is the slope)
3 - 2 = m(-8 - 8)
1 = m(-16)
1/-16 = m

Therefore, the slope is 1/-16
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