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What’s the slope of -1,-5 and 4,-1

What’s the slope of -1,-5 and 4,-1
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What’s the slope of -1,-5 and 4,-1

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User Ahmed Ekri
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Answer:

5/4

Explanation:

You are going up 5 and over 4.

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User Matt Connolly
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Answer:

wrong, its would be 4/5.

Explanation:

The slope formula is m= y2-y1/ x2- x1

Therefore, m = -1-(-5)/4-(-1)

m= 4/5

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User Yat
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