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What is the slope of this line??

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tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago

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-6/7 because it’s rise over run, we are going down so it’s negative, 10 down and 9 to the left which is -0.9 and -6/7 it’s -0.857 and if we round this number we have -0.9 left

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