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Find the slope of any parallel to the line passing through G (2, -3) and H ( -1, 4)
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Find the slope of any parallel to the line passing through G (2, -3) and H ( -1, 4)

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Answer:


-(7)/(3) or -2.333333333

Explanation:

to fine the slope you use rise/run=
((-3)-4)/(2-(-1))

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