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What is the slope for (-2,3) (6,-1)

What is the slope for (-2,3) (6,-1)
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What is the slope for (-2,3) (6,-1)

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User Jmtoung
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Answer:

-4/8

Explanation:

slope=rise/run

y2-y1/x2-x1

(-2,3) (6, -1)

x1 y1)( x2 y2

-1 - 3= (-4)

6-(-2)

6+2=8

m/slope= -4/8

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