Question

What is the slope of the line passing through the points (−3, 4) and (2, −1)? −1 35 −5/3

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Answer 1

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Explanation:

Answer 2

The slope would -1

Explanation:

When solving these problems we need to know the formula for finding slope between two points which is considered
`(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)` in which the y-value on the second coordinate (-1) minus the y-value of the first coordinate (4), these would be put on top of the fraction bar while we do the same for the x-value in which we get the x-value from the second coordinate (2) and do minus the x-value of the first coordinate (-3).

Next let's plug-in our values into the equation
`((-1)-(4))/((2)-(-3))` . With the top part being easy to subtract it would simply be -5 on top. The bottom, however, has a minus on the bottoms with -3 in parentheses, in which case this would then turn into a +3 because distributing the negative to -3 to make it a positive. The bottom of the fraction would then become 2+3 which is 5.

Our final equation would look like
`(-5)/(5)` in which case can be simplified to -1.