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How do i find the slope by the graph
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How do i find the slope by the graph

User Anton Novoselov
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Answer:

you need two pairs

Explanation:

then you subtract y-y_

x-x

For example 4,4 and 6,7

4-7 and

4-6 = -3/-2

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