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Find the slope of the points (10,-8), (-3,-9)
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Find the slope of the points (10,-8), (-3,-9)

User DanneManne
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Answer: 1/13

Explanation:

slope: (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

y2 is the second y-value, y1 is the first one, the same thing for x.

so just plug in (-9 - -8)/ (-3 - 10)= 1/13

User Erma
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Answer:

Slope =
(1)/(13)

Explanation:

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