How to find slope on a graph?

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Well you basically use rise/run so basically you choose two points on the line and you count how many squares it goes up until its on the same line as the other point and then you count how many squares to the side to get to the other point so rise/run ill explain it a lil better

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yarga [219]

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2 miles 2 yards

Step-by-step explanation:

There are 1760 yards in a mile, so you are effectively performing the division ...

(9185 380/1760) ÷ 4590

where the number in parentheses is a mixed number of miles.

You do this division the same way you do any mixed-number division. There are different possible methods you can use. One of them is to convert the mixed number to an improper fraction, then divide.

9185 380/1760 = 9185 19/88 = (88·9185 +19)/88 = 808299/88

Then this is divided in the usual way:

$\dfrac{808299}{88}\div4590=\dfrac{808299}{88\cdot4590}=\dfrac{808299}{403920}=2\dfrac{459}{403920}=2\dfrac{1}{880}$

Finding the quotient and remainder is straightforward. Reducing the fraction involves finding common factors in the numerator and denominator. As it turns out, 459 is a factor of 403920, so the fraction reduces as shown.

Now, we need to convert 1/880 miles back to yards.

((1/880) mi) × (1760 yd/mi) = 2 yd

So, the quotient you seek is ...

2 miles 2 yards

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