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Find the slope of a line going through the two points (10, -6) and (3, 9).

Find the slope of a line going through the two points (10, -6) and (3, 9).
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Find the slope of a line going through the two points (10, -6) and (3, 9).

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User Jbandi
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Answer:

-15/7

Explanation:

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

m=(9-(-6))/(3-10)

m=(9+6)/-7

m=15/-7

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