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3 years ago

Find the slope of the line that contains (-1,9) and (9,9)

2 answers:

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Steps:
1. Do the slope formula
Y2-Y1
--------
X2-X1
2.
9-9
------
9- (-1)
3. 9-9=0
9 + 1=10
4. 0/10 = 0
5. Your answer is 0

Vlad [161]3 years ago

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0 becuase the slope of a line is the amount of one y to another and both y's are 9 so there is no slope.

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