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Find the slope of a line that contains J(-10, -7) and K(-4, 1).
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Find the slope of a line that contains J(-10, -7) and K(-4, 1).

User Dipesh Yadav
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Answer:
(4)/(3)

Explanation:

if
(x_(1),y_(1)), (x_(2),y_(2)), slope=
((y_(2)-y_(1)))/((x_(2)-x_(1)))

J(-10, -7) K(-4, 1), so
(1-(-7))/(-4-(-10)) =(8)/(6)=(4)/(3)

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