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A line contains the points (42, 60) and (−60, 43). what is the slope of the line in simplified form?

A line contains the points (42, 60) and (−60, 43). what is the slope of the line in simplified form?
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A line contains the points (42, 60) and (−60, 43). what is the slope of the line in simplified form?

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User Sky Fang
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slope can be found by using the formula m=y2-y1÷X2 -
so 43-60÷-60-42 =1/6

slope is 1/6
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