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Because slope = rise over run, the slope of a downhill line must be...?

Because slope = rise over run, the slope of a downhill line must be...?
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Because slope = rise over run, the slope of a downhill line must be...?

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A 'downhill' line when reading R to L means the rise is negative and run is positive..... then rise/run = a negative slope

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