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Talja [164]3 years ago

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To find the slope, we need two points that are located on this line.

The following two points are on this line: (0,-4) and (3,1).

Let m = slope

m = (1 -(-4))/(3-0)

m = (1 + 4)/3

m = 5/3

The slope is 5/3.

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