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What is the slope of (-6, -5), (-1, 1)
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What is the slope of (-6, -5), (-1, 1)

User Rouhollah Mazarei
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Answer:

The slope is 6/5

Explanation:


(1-(-5))/(-1-(-6)) =(6)/(5)

User Richard Pianka
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Answer:

Slope =y2−y1x2−x10−3105−12−31092−310⋅1092⋅10−345−115

Explanation:

Slope =y2−y1x2−x10−3105−12−31092−310⋅1092⋅10−345−115

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