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A line has a slope of 4/3. Through which two points could this line pass?

A. (24, 19), (8, 10)

B. (10, 8), (16, 0)

C. (28, 10), (22, 2)

D. (4, 20), (0, 17)

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we know that

A line has a slope of
(4)/(3)

The formula to calculate the slope between two points is equal to


m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

we will proceed to calculate the slope in each case and compare with the slope of the given line to determine the solution

case A)
(24, 19)\ (8, 10)

substitute in the formula


m=(10-19)/(8-24)


m=(-9)/(-16)


m=(9)/(16)


(9)/(16) \\eq (4)/(3)

therefore

case A) is not the solution

case B)
(10, 8)\ (16, 0)

substitute in the formula


m=(0-8)/(16-10)


m=(-8)/(6)


m=-(4)/(3)


-(4)/(3) \\eq (4)/(3)

therefore

case B) is not the solution

case C)
(28, 10)\ (22, 2)

substitute in the formula


m=(2-10)/(22-28)


m=(-8)/(-6)


m=(4)/(3)


(4)/(3) = (4)/(3)

therefore

case C) could be the solution

case D)
(4, 20)\ (0, 17)

substitute in the formula


m=(17-20)/(0-4)


m=(-3)/(-4)


m=(3)/(4)


(3)/(4) \\eq (4)/(3)

therefore

case D) is not the solution

the answer is

The line could be through the points
(28, 10)\ (22, 2)

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