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What is the slope of the line shown below -3,2 and 6,-2

What is the slope of the line shown below -3,2 and 6,-2
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What is the slope of the line shown below -3,2 and 6,-2

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Slope is found by the formula (y2 -y1) divided by (x2 - x1). We plug in the numbers, and get ((-2) - 2) divided by (6 - (-3)). So the slope will be -0.44
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