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What is the slope of the line whose function f satisfies f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10?

What is the slope of the line whose function f satisfies f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10?
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What is the slope of the line whose function f satisfies f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10f(−2)=1  and  f(5)=−10?

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m = (f(5) -f(-2))/(5 -(-2)) = (-10 -1)/7
m = -11/7

The slope of the line is -11/7.
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