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6) Calculate the slope of a line containing the points (-3,5) and (-7,11).

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Slope: (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
(11-5)/(-7+3) = 6/-4 = 3/-2
The slope is -3/2

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hanaibrahim hanaibrahim

23-12-2020

slopev=

[tex]diffrence \: in \: y \: coordinate \\ diffrence \: in \: x \: coordinate[/tex]

so

Y=11_5 =6

X = -7_(-3) = -4.

slope = (-4,6)

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