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Find the slope between points (2, 10) and (-5, 12)

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2/-7 is the slope (12-10)/(-5-2) is 2/-7
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Answer:

The slope between the points (2, 10) and (-5, 12) is m= -0.28.

Solution:

Given points are P = (2, 10) Q=(-5,12). We have to find the slope between these two points

The slope of the line passing through the two points
p = (x_(1) , y_(1)) and
q = (x_(1) , y_(2)) is given as


\mathrm{m}=\frac{\mathrm{y}_(2)-\mathrm{y}_(1)}{\mathrm{x}_(2)-\mathrm{x}_(1)}

From the given points we have
x_(1)=2, y_(1)=10, x_(2)=-5, y_(2)=12

Plug the given values into the formula for the slope:


\mathrm{m}=(12-10)/(-5-2)=(2)/(-7)=(-2)/(7)

Hence we get "m" =
(-2)/(7) = 0.28

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