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How do you Notice the y-intercept and then, Use rise/run to identify the slope?

How do you Notice the y-intercept and then, Use rise/run to identify the slope?
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How do you Notice the y-intercept and then, Use rise/run to identify the slope?

How do you Notice the y-intercept and then, Use rise/run to identify the slope?-example-1
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User Hwrd
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Rise over Run, hope this helps :)

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User Phil Moorhouse
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Answer:

Ris over run

Explanation:

The formula for slope is sometimes referred to as "rise over run", because the fraction.

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